The military compound in the capital is in an uproar! Huo Zhanting, the special forces captain known as the “Cold-Faced Yama,” has returned from the border with a four-year-old girl named Suisui.
Everyone says the poor little wild child is doomed to be bullied by the “gifted” younger stepsister brought in by her stepmother.
But on her first day at the compound, Suisui looks at her stepmother’s hypocritical face, pulls out a blood-red centipede, and smiles sweetly. “Auntie, there’s a ghost in your heart. Xiaohong wants to go inside and eat it~”
That night, her stepmother suffers agonizing stomach cramps and makes a complete spectacle of herself.
When the political commissar comes by to reprimand them for superstition, Suisui pulls out a report titled “Targeted Induction Using Biological Pheromones.” “Uncle, this is science!”
A bully picks on her? That’s a specimen for her insect collection. A spy sabotages things? That’s a walking medal of honor!
Huo Zhanting watches his daughter eat highly toxic golden silkworms like candy, then glances at his fainted mother and admirers, deep in thought. How is it that the more he practices scientific parenting, the more it seems to land him in prison?
If I can't listen, I just say a few words and pause. I'm exhausted.
Except for the heroine's father, everyone else only takes reality seriously when the heroine is useful to them.