No. 70 Courtyard: Cannon Fodder Turns into a Rich Man

In the cold winter of 1970, five-year-old Su Nuan took her three-year-old brother and escaped from the cannibal yard of the Su family. As soon as his biological mother passed away, his grandmother took away the pension and sold his granddaughter. His younger brother had a high fever and was locked up in the woodshed, unable to even drink a sip of hot water. Everyone said that their siblings had a hard life, but Su Nuan didn't believe in it. She is a master of traditional Chinese medicine from the 21st century. Even if her little hands are red from the cold, she can use plant ashes to reduce fever; even if she lives in a leaky woodshed, she can dig out life-saving medicinal materials from the waste pile of the supply and marketing cooperative. A jar of warm jade ointment saved the brother's rotten limbs; two white-faced steamed buns allowed the sister and brother to have a full meal for the first time; an acupuncture attack turned the street gangster into a "wooden man" on his knees; a recited soup song backwards gave the down-and-out old Chinese medicine doctor the hope of inheritance. She doesn't ask for mercy from anyone, she just wants to help her brother survive, study medicine, make money, turn around, and live a happy life. But the head of the military region who once dismissed her as a beggar suddenly came to the door with red eyes. He said: "Nuan Nuan, come home with me." Su Nuan looked at the fake daughter behind him and smiled: "Home? Whose home?"