Reborn in the 1970s as a Lucky Charm: I Take My Pocket Dimension to the Military District

Su Qing, a battlefield medic, dies saving a comrade. When she opens her eyes, she has become Su Bao’er, a starving baby in the 1970s.

It’s hell mode from the start: she’s born into a family that favors sons over daughters. Her father is an officer far away with the army, his fate unknown; her mother is weak-willed; her siblings are bullied; and her grandmother sees her as nothing but a burden and leaves her to die in the snow.

Luckily, she has a spiritual spring space and superhuman strength!

Her awful relatives want to sell her for a bride price? One kick sends them flying!

The family is out of food? Her space is stocked with fruits, vegetables, chickens, ducks, fish, and meat!

Danger on the road as they flee famine? The mighty little girl knocks out the bad guys one by one!

Su Bao’er has just one goal: protect her kind mother and siblings, kick those awful relatives to the curb, and go to the military district to find her legendary hero father!

But after countless hardships, she finally toddles into the military compound, round as a little pink dumpling, only to discover… she might have more than one “dad”?

The stern, hellish regimental commander feeds her every day. The gentle, refined political commissar tells her bedtime stories. And the prickly, proud chief technician secretly slips her White Rabbit candies…

Hey, hey, stop fighting over me! Which one of you is my real dad?