Born in the Sixties: Hush! My Ravenous Mouth Is a Superpower

[Reborn in the Womb + 1960s Setting + System + Feel-Good Story + Family Darling + No Toxic Relatives + Playing the Fool] Overworked office worker Su Nian’an dies from exhaustion. When she opens her eyes, she has somehow been reborn in the womb in the 1960s, becoming the Su family’s precious little darling, crying to be fed. Malnourished in the womb, she kicks her legs from hunger, but luckily the [Divine-Level Snark System] drops from the sky! As long as she complains in her mind, anything can become real! “I’m starving! Give me a greasy, roasted pig’s trotter!” The next moment, a fragrant trotter drops into her mother’s arms. “My brother’s shoes are so worn out they could keep fish! Surely a pair of military cotton boots isn’t too much to ask?” The next moment, a brand-new pair appears behind the door. From then on, Su Nian’an is forced to support her family by “complaining.” The whole family enjoys good food and drink, and their lives get better and better. Everyone in the village says the Su family’s ancestors must have brought them good fortune: they’ve had a lucky little darling. Then Shen Zhiyu, a cool and aloof educated youth from the capital, moves into the village. Watching Su Nian’an surrounded by people and babbling orders at wild chickens to lay eggs, he begins to question his own life for the first time. Later, the cool, refined Shen Zhiyu holds the grown-up girl in his arms and murmurs in a low, husky voice, “An’an, complain to your big brother again. What kind of me would you like?” Su Nian’an: “...” Help! How did this materialist break character too?!