The Little Cannon Fodder of the Seventies Strikes Back: My Parents Are Big Shots

Three-year-old Su Mengmeng has another nightmare. In her dream, her proud and levelheaded capitalist mother, Su Wan, and her wise, powerful military officer father, Yan Zheng, end up going their separate ways after a misunderstanding, with a tragic ending. When she wakes up and sees her parents sleeping in separate beds, Su Mengmeng clenches her little fists. In this life, she's not only going to be the perfect little daughter for her parents, but also their toughest love bodyguard!

Everyone in the military compound is talking about it: Colonel Yan's new wife is a delicate, haughty rich girl who wears a cold expression all day and doesn't even take proper care of her child. Until one day, a pack of gossipy women blocks the doorway to sneer at Su Wan, only to have a three-year-old toddler grab a stool and bash their feet with it. “Don't bully my mommy!” Faced with her tall, imposing daddy, the little one rushes into his arms with tears in her eyes. “Daddy, they said Mommy is bad, and that you don't like her because you don't even sleep in the same bed at night...”

That night, as the two of them are forced into the same bed by their daughter, the tall, pure-hearted Colonel Yan turns red at the ears and stiffly promises, “I... I'm only sharing the blanket with our daughter, that's all!”