The Little One Breaks with the Family and Flees the Famine, Traveling a Thousand Miles to Find His Dad at the Military Base

[Historical era + transmigrate + adorable child + scheming + fleeing famine + face-slapping]

In her previous life, Song Qingyuan poured everything into her family and loved ones, only to have every last bit of her worth drained from her before she died of overwork.

She never expected that when she opened her eyes again, she’d be back in the 1960s, in the body of a five-year-old girl.

She lives in a foul-smelling pigsty, treated like a slave. Her only relatives, her grandmother, uncle, and aunt, are plotting to sell her to human traffickers in exchange for two sacks of grain.

Hunger, cold, and beatings… None of it can crush the soul of someone who has lived two lifetimes.

She knows her father isn’t a martyr. He’s still alive, stationed far away in the northwest military region.

Determined to survive and find the only warmth she has left, Song Qingyuan sets off on the run.

She severs family ties, takes on the worst of the lot, dodges human threats, and battles natural disasters.

A five-year-old girl, carrying an adult’s resilience and wisdom, sets out alone on a long journey to find her family.

“Dad, I’ve come to find you.”

When she finally stands before the gates of the military region, will the man who has appeared countless times in her dreams recognize his dust-covered daughter?

And what role will the cold-faced officer, who has silently protected her all along, his eyes full of concern, play in her life?