[Lucky, adorable child with magic + spiritual spring space + hoarding supplies + face-slapping and punishing scumbags + regretful husband chasing his wife, pure high-octane fun!]
When she woke up, Fu Qingqing had become a doomed little nobody in a period novel, fated to die horribly. Her wicked maternal grandmother framed her, her scummy grandfather despised her, and in the end she and her beautiful mother were both drowned in a lake.
As her grandmother pretended to be pregnant to blackmail them and drive her to her death, Fu Qingqing yanked out a pillow. “Putting on an act? I'll make your fake belly give you real panic!”
Her scummy grandfather wanted to run off with the Fu family's vast fortune? Fu Qingqing used magic to pick the locks, emptied the secret vault with her space, and reported him. “Surprise! Your gold and silver will look great with a pair of handcuffs!”
Everyone was stunned. “Is this really a three-year-old?”
Fu Qingqing turned to her mother, and together they began stockpiling supplies in the spiritual spring space: rice, flour, meat, grain, seeds, tools, chickens, ducks, cows, sheep... They took it all!
Resolutely, they boarded a train bound for the frontier, leaving their awful relatives behind to find her father, rumored to be cold and taciturn.
Everyone said Xia Boye was cold-hearted and kept women at arm's length, but no one knew that he was hiding his wife and daughter better than anything else.
Then one day, a soft and adorable little girl suddenly showed up at the military camp. She used the spiritual spring to treat the wounded, fed the whole army with her supplies, and even chased away the peach blossoms flocking around her father.
“Daddy, Mommy says if you keep frowning, you'll have to sleep at headquarters again tonight!”
The once-stern commander panicked at last, cast aside his pride, and chased after his wife, begging her to take him back.
“I'm sorry, darling. Please give me a proper place in your life...”
“Be a good girl, sweetheart. Help Daddy persuade Mommy?”
There were unreasonable people in that era. A very good book.