The Little Prodigy of the 1970s Commands a Hundred Beasts, Cuts Ties, and Searches for Her Father

Veterinary medicine PhD Gu Jiajia died in an avalanche while rescuing a snow leopard. When she opened her eyes, she had been reborn as Gu Mianmian, a starving four-year-old girl in the 1970s, on the brink of death.

From the start, it was hell mode: Her heartless grandmother and wicked aunt secretly sold her to human traffickers to raise the bride price for her cousin!

Gu Mianmian: “...Thanks for asking. I’ve only just been reborn, and now I’ve already been bundled up and sold.”

Fortunately, she still had her innate talent: “Maximum animal affinity.”

The village entrance’s big yellow dog showed her the way, rabbits in the forest found food for her, and an eagle in the sky scouted ahead.

Using the wisdom of a modern person and her amazing “beast-taming” skills, Gu Mianmian escaped to safety. Then she struck back, making her awful relatives lose everything in their attempt to gain something, and ruining their reputations! After severing ties with her rotten family for good, the four-year-old cutie, with no money and no weapon, set out with only a vague address, determined to travel thousands of miles to find her father in the distant borderlands.

After countless hardships, she finally reached the windswept northwestern frontier, where a tall, handsome officer dug her out of the sand.

With her face covered in grime, Gu Mianmian asked in a babyish voice, “Uncle, do you know my dad, Gu Weiguo?”

Ling Yan, the young battalion commander known as the Cold-Faced King of Hell, looked at the tiny girl who barely reached his military boots and fell into deep thought.