The Six-Zero-Era Prodigy: Carrying a Giant Python into the Military District

[1960s era + adorable child + superhuman strength + riding a snake + severing family ties + love of country and family + no romance + hilarious everyday life + thrilling and tear-jerking]

When she woke up, the naturally strong little tyrant of an apocalyptic base had become a pitiful three-and-a-half-year-old on the road to flee famine in the 1960s.

It was hell mode from the start: a great famine, sold to traffickers by her own parents for two dou of rice, and about to be cooked and eaten.

Lin Doudou was furious!

Her fury shook heaven and earth.

She waved her little hand, and the traffickers flew ten feet away. She stomped her little foot, and even a giant python deep in the mountains bowed its head and became her mount!

And so a strange sight appeared on the wasteland:

A three-year-old doll, so pretty she looked carved from jade, rode a python as thick as a bucket and weighing hundreds of pounds, dragging a string of bruised and battered traffickers behind her. With sparks flying and lightning blazing, she forced her way into a secret base under the military’s strictest guard!

“Report, sir! There’s a child riding a snake at the gate. She says she’s here to deliver a gift!”

“What kind of gift?”

“A string of traffickers... and that snake!”

After being adopted by the iron-willed soldier Qin Weiguo, Lin Doudou began her “peaceful” everyday life in the military compound.

Her biological parents showed up hoping to leech off her? She tossed them a severance agreement and told them to get lost!

Spies trying to sabotage things? One punch, and she’d show them exactly how red flowers could get!

The research experts needed data? Doudou might not understand any of it, but she could haul equipment weighing several tons over mountains and through rivers!

There’s no cultivation fantasy here, only the most sincere feelings of that era.

Watch this violent little cutie spend the hard years alongside a group of the kindest people, making sure they not only have enough to eat and wear, but also protect the warm lights in every home!