Three-and-a-Half-Year-Old Genius Speaks Beast Tongues, Cuts Ties, Flees Famine, and Enlists

Award-winning veterinarian Jiang Wan died unexpectedly during a rescue operation. When she woke up, she had become Jiang Ya'er, a three-year-old girl in the 1960s who was starving to death.

This was an era of widespread famine and treacherous hearts. From the start, her cruel grandmother and wicked aunt beat and berated her, and even planned to sell her to traffickers in exchange for food.

In this desperate situation, Jiang Ya'er discovered that she had not only the soul of an adult, but also the unexpected ability to communicate with animals.

Abandoned by her family, she resolutely set off alone to flee the famine. She had just one goal: to travel to a distant military district in the northwest and find her officer father, a hero she’d never met!

Along the way, she had loyal dogs for companions, birds as allies, and cunning foxes as partners. She survived in the wilderness and struggled to navigate the good and evil in people’s hearts. From a helpless little toddler, she grew into a self-reliant “wild child.”

This is a little girl’s thousand-mile journey to find her family, and the forging and rebirth of a soul in a time of hardship. What waves will she stir when her tiny figure finally appears at the military compound?

“Report, Chief! You’ve lost a three-year-old wild daughter!”