Don't Be Afraid of Disasters and Famines, the Cute Little Girl Controls the World

Ji Ran was born in the year of famine, lost her father when she was three years old, and was thrown into the sea by her grandfather when she was five years old. Everyone in the village said she was a bad guy, and she never looked back when her own mother remarried. She didn't cry. Because there was a voice in her head saying: The sea water listens to you. Other children were picking up shells on the beach, while she squatted on the rocks to train dolphins. Others couldn't uncover the pot, so she took the whole village and ran to the mountains - a tsunami was coming. Someone said: What can a six-year-old girl do? Later, she built an island and raised a village of people. The North Sea Navy relied on her salt to survive the winter. People from hundreds of miles away from the sea called her "little boss". The pirates took a detour when they saw her ship, and the imperial reward documents were stuffed into her wooden box. Others asked her what she was drawing. She said: I don't want anything, I just want to live, and let the people who follow me live too. But as you sow, the island becomes a city, and the city becomes a country. No one expected that the little girl who was thrown into the sea would actually "control" the world in the end. --- If a shorter version is required (for cover or bookshelf display): When Ji Ran was six years old, she was thrown into the sea by her grandfather. The whole village was waiting for her to die, and her mother remarried without looking back. But she came back from the sea and brought back an island and a boat