Transmigrated as a Lucky Little Melon in the 1960s: Needles in One Hand, Fists in the Other

[1960s + medical skills + adorable child + searching for her father + cutting family ties + everyday life in the military district + feel-good, doted-on heroine]

Su Nuo, heir to a family of traditional doctors, transmigrates as a three-and-a-half-year-old mute girl in the 1960s, abused by her awful relatives.

Hell from the start? Her aunt wants to sell her for food, and her grandmother wants to abandon her in the mountains to be eaten by wolves!

Su Nuo waves her little hand. She has silver needles and a letter cutting family ties!

She burns down the relatives' awful household, slings a little bundle over her shoulder, and sets off on her little legs alone for the military district to find the father everyone says died in action.

She accidentally enters a restricted military zone and gets lifted up by the cold-faced devil?

That's my dad!

From then on, the Northwest Military District has a little tyrant no one dares to offend.

A contest of medical skills? A few casual needles, and a paralyzed senior officer gets back on his feet and dances in the square!

A contest of dads? My dad is the strongest soldier in the military district, and he treats me like his most precious treasure!

A contest of strength? I may be little, but bad guys run the other way when they see me!

One day, the big shot at the military district watches his daughter turn the white lotus from next door, who came to provoke her, into a pincushion, and falls into deep thought.

“Commander, your daughter is ‘attacking people’ again!”

The big shot snorts. “Nonsense. My Nuonuo is the sweetest little girl. That person must have deserved it!”