Little Red Star of the Long March: With a Supermarket, I Can Do Anything!

When she wakes up, Yun Niannian, a modern three-and-a-half-year-old cutie, has transmigrated into the freezing winds of 1934.

From the start, she's so hungry she sees stars. Her tiny body curls up in a haystack, shivering uncontrollably.

At her most desperate, she's bound to the [Red Star Supermarket System].

“Ding! Newbie gift pack: one White Rabbit candy!”

A ragged but resolute troop passes by. Niannian shakily reaches out with a small hand and offers a candy she'd been warming against her chest to a young soldier whose lips have turned purple from the cold. “Uncle, have some candy. Then you won't feel cold.”

From then on, the great troop has a three-year-old shopkeeper in its ranks.

No food while crossing the grasslands? Niannian's shelves have just restocked with compressed biscuits and canned luncheon meat!

Frostbite on the snowy mountains? Niannian's medicine cabinet has special frostbite ointment and down jackets!

A soldier's fever won't break? Through tears, Niannian spends her points on precious penicillin!

The tough-as-iron commander treats her like his own daughter and teaches her with care. The battle-hardened soldiers call her their little lucky star and protect her with their lives.

No one knows that this little girl who can conjure all kinds of wondrous things comes from a prosperous age forged through their struggle and sacrifice.

With a tin of candy, she brings the soldiers a smile. With a box of medicine, she gives the commander a chance to survive.

She is the brightest little Red Star on the Long March, a warm miracle in the hardest of times.