Fleeing Famine in the Sixties: The Three-Year-Old Clears Out the Enemy Camp

[Period drama + fleeing famine + adorable kids + miracle doctor + pocket dimension + superhuman strength + animal speech + feel-good power fantasy + adored by everyone + no self-sacrificing saint]

Su Nuonuo, a renowned modern doctor of traditional Chinese medicine, opens her eyes to find herself a three-and-a-half-year-old girl who was sold off in the 1960s.

No worries! With her pocket dimension, she can move all the modern weapons and medicines she needs, and tear the scumbag relatives’ house right off its foundations!

The road to escape famine in these chaotic times is long? No worries!

Her naturally super-strong little brother can take down a giant wild boar with one punch, and can split mountains with his strength. They call him “the Mountain God reborn”!

Her little sister can speak to animals and command wolves and eagles as easily as moving her own hands. With a pack of wolves clearing the way, they call her “the three-year-old Wolf King”!

As for Su Nuonuo, she can use a scalpel to perform brain surgery on military bigwigs and a silver needle to decide who lives and dies.

The three siblings go on a “zero-cost shopping spree” as they journey northwest to find their family.

At last, they find their father, the cold-faced officer known by the codename “Yama.”

He is already at his wits’ end over bizarre cases like “Exhibition of Scoundrels” and “The Vanishing Foundation.” Then he turns around and sees three little kids who aren’t even as tall as his legs.

Yama Dad falls into deep thought: So these three kids of mine are the ones who turned the entire northwest upside down?

Later, everyone in the military district, from the commander to the cooks, fights for the chance to spoil the kids.

“Anyone who dares lay a hand on our little darlings had better ask the bears on the mountain and the eagles in the sky for permission first!”