[Period setting + the 1960s + super-strong adorable toddler + space full of supplies + fiercely protective + love of country and family + no romance]
Apocalypse powerhouse Jiang Mengmeng opens her eyes to find herself a scrawny, pitiful three-year-old in the 1960s.
From the start, she’s facing hellish difficulty: her father is missing, his fate unknown; her mother has been tormented by a wicked mother-in-law until she’s on the verge of death; and now they want to sell Mengmeng for food?
Jiang Mengmeng is furious. She clenches her tiny fists. “Anyone who lays a hand on my mom, I’ll break their bones!”
The villagers think a mother and daughter with no one to protect them will be easy to bully. But then...
Her wicked step-grandmother shows up to steal their food? Mengmeng lifts a stone mill with one hand and scares her rotten relatives half to death!
The village runs out of food and famine strikes? Mengmeng heads into the mountains as if she’s shopping, with wild boars and tigers practically lining up to be caught, and brings home a feast for her mother!
She also has a mysterious space full of anything she could need, enough to catch the attention of the national authorities.
In an era of shortages, the three-year-old turns into a bandit chief: soft and cuddly on the outside, but an unstoppable bulldozer in a fight.
One day, her father, missing for years, returns in a jeep and sees the spies his daughter has beaten black and blue. He falls silent, lost in thought.
Her father: “Sweetheart, let go of that spy. Let Dad handle him!”
Jiang Mengmeng tilts her head. “Dad, he’s so fragile. I haven’t even tried yet!”
