The Orphan Returns to the Military District, and the Five-Year-Old Is Spoiled Rotten by the Powerful

1966, a stormy night in a remote mountain village.

Five-year-old Jiang Shutong grips a bloodstained hatchet, coldly watches the two corpses of people she manipulated into killing each other, calmly wipes away her fingerprints, and vanishes into the darkness.

She has no pocket dimension and no all-powerful System. Relying on her extraordinary powers of observation and survival instincts, she clings to the underside of a train packed with all kinds of people and makes a desperate escape.

When she catches the scent of bitter almonds, she burrows into the ceiling and smashes the poisoned tea, saving a nationally treasured scientific genius.

Reading the color of the soil, she arranges her men and digs up an enemy radio buried deep underground.

Once a lamb marked for slaughter in a trafficker’s hands, she fights her way out with sheer intelligence and becomes the most heavily protected key figure at the Northwest military base.

Her father, disgraced and trapped at an enemy base, is beyond the military’s reach.

Standing on a little stool at the highest-level command platform, she uses red and blue pencils to mark an unprecedented cross-border rescue route on the strategic map, leaving every commander stunned.

Meanwhile, a dark web woven from code and death has already enveloped the compound.

The most dangerous senior figure in “White Egret” smiles at her every single day… She pulls out the flesh-colored putty imprinted with the ridges of a key. The countdown begins.