The 1970s: Three-Year-Old Little Ancestor, One Punch to Bring Down a Mountain

[Historical Era + No Romance + Adorable Child Everyone’s Darling + Extreme Contrast + Unhinged Fiction]

[Tag Comparison: Super-Strong Little Glutton VS Worried-to-Death, Gruff Dad]

“Grandpa, Niannian’s hungry.”

Three-and-a-half-year-old Su Niannian rubs her sunken little belly, then slaps a centuries-old pine log weighing hundreds of pounds into four pieces.

Deep in the mountains in the 1970s, an elderly forest ranger finds a starving little girl who’s practically skin and bones.

He thinks she’s a frail, pitiful child, but then turns around and sees the little terror punch a wild wolf king weighing seventy or eighty pounds and send it flying three meters. She pouts aggrievedly: “Grandpa, I want meat!”

It turns out Su Niannian was born with divine strength, and her maxed-out combat ability is all for the sake of getting a full meal!

To keep the super-strong little glutton, who could eat a whole cow at every meal, well-fed, all the young men at the ranger station head down the mountain to make a living.

The educated youths in the commune are breaking down: “Are you crazy? You call this three and a half? What kind of kid uses wolves as rations and kicks down load-bearing walls?!”

Madness, all of it! And madness is good!

Watch this max-level human toddler use her iron fists to protect her old dad, smash anyone who dares oppose her, and achieve the freedom to eat her fill in an era of scarcity!