The Lucky Little Darling of the Seventies: I Stockpile Goods in My Space and Lift My Whole Family Up

[Period setting + raising kids with a spatial inventory + face-slapping the comparison characters + ensemble cast + slow-burn family life, a lucky little girl who plays the pig to eat the tiger, but is a little slow on the uptake VS a fiercely protective, doting family of country bumpkins]

Three-year-old An An had always been treated like a slow-witted little fool.

Her cousin was reborn by accident. To steal An An’s future as a wealthy heiress, she paid a fortune-teller to spread rumors that An An brought misfortune. Her snobbish parents believed it and dumped An An overnight with her poorest relatives in the countryside, a lame uncle and his family, while taking her cousin to the city to live like a pampered young lady.

Her cousin smugly waited for An An to starve to death in a broken hut.

But An An wasn’t stupid. She’d been born into this world from the womb, had a slow reaction time, and came with a still-space packed full of modern supplies!

Her uncle’s family was so poor they had to chew tree bark, yet they fed her their last mouthful of porridge. Her four brothers, mocked by the whole village, guarded her like the apple of their eye.

An An got mad and waved her little hand. White flour and pork filled the rice jar! She disguised high-grade nutrient solution as “well water” and secretly healed her uncle’s leg and her aunt’s eyes! Her four brothers also caught a lucky break and turned their fates around!

Later, her biological parents went bankrupt and fell on hard times, begging An An to reclaim her place in the family. Her cousin, now disfigured, was consumed by jealousy.

Her four powerful brothers sneered. “What kind of beggar dares touch our little ancestor? It’s getting cold. Send them northwest to plant trees!”