The 21st Book That Refused to Be Eaten

[Fictional historical era + supermarket in a personal space + strong little girl]

The three-and-a-half-year-old girl Nannan should have breathed her last on a snowy night in the 1960s, sealed inside a black coffin.

But the medal her father left behind suddenly turns scorching hot. With one slap, she smashes the coffin lid to pieces, and her heaven-defying strength awakens on the spot!

While everyone else chews tree bark and eats clay, she has White Rabbit milk candy in one hand and canned yellow peaches in the other. She changes into three new cotton outfits made of dacloth every day, making the village’s greedy, starving people drool with envy.

Her greedy relatives bring people to hunt her down? When the hungry wolves that prey on people come down the mountain in the snowy night and bare their fangs, she crushes their heads with one little hand and tears apart every enemy who dares attack her.

The villagers surrounding her are so terrified that they all drop to their knees and cry, “Mercy, ancestor!”

Her stepmother and stepsister plot and scheme to take her place and go to the capital to enjoy the good life?

What they don’t know is that Nannan’s father, a celebrated war hero, has a powerful grandfather in the capital who can pull strings anywhere.

Right now, the grandfather has sealed off the entire city with a fully deployed guard force, his eyes red as he orders, “Turn the whole place upside down if you have to, but find my Nannan!”

In this world, she is the only one who decides what to give. No one else can take anything from her.