I Was Kicked Out of the House at the Age of Five, but I Understand Animal Language

On the day that five-year-old Su Jinli was kicked out of the house by her eldest aunt, she picked up an injured squirrel in a dilapidated temple. The little squirrel suddenly said something. From then on, the birds in the mountains told her where to find good medicinal materials, the squirrels in the trees helped her keep an eye on bad guys, and even the hens at the aunt's house next door began to lay double-yolked eggs every day. Relying on this ability, Koi moved his lame father and blind grandma from the ruined temple into a brick house. He also led the whole village to grow medicinal materials, collect camellias, and open shops, turning a poor Xinghua Village into a golden nest that everyone envied. When people from the capital finally found this remote mountain village, Koi finally understood: It turned out that his father was no ordinary hunter. And the people she wanted to protect were never just her father and grandma.