Transmigrating to 1937: A Little Kid Brings a Supermarket to Save the Whole Company

[Pocket Dimension Stockpiling + Survival in Turbulent Times + Adorable Child + Ensemble Cast + Love of Country]

My diary says they’ll all die this bitter winter, but I’m going to change their fate!

Gu Ning’an, an old woman on her deathbed in the modern era, suddenly transmigrates into a time of chaos, becoming a four-year-old little girl on the verge of freezing to death in the snow.

The young great-grandfather who should have died early, according to her diary, is the one who snatches her back from death!

At this moment, enemy forces have cut them off, heavy snow has blocked the mountain passes, and the entire company is out of food and medicine, with their lives hanging by a thread.

Looking at those lively young faces, all fated to die in battle, Ning’an clenches her tiny fist and secretly opens the pocket dimension of the modern department store she carries with her.

Short on winter clothes? She sneaks thermal underwear and thick padded coats into the mess tent!

Short on food? She secretly buries high-calorie compressed biscuits and anti-inflammatory medicine in the snow!

In the body of a four-year-old child, she plays dumb throughout the long years, slipping modern supplies into the cracks of history bit by bit.

With this small unit on the verge of collapse, she helps them build a camp in desperate circumstances, fight the enemy, and protect the people, stubbornly surviving one winter after another.

But the tide of history cannot easily be turned, and every person she saves may trigger an even greater butterfly effect.

When the unit’s ever-sharp military doctor pushes up his cracked glasses and stares intently at the lifesaving medicine stamped with a modern batch number, Ning’an knows the greatest secret she has kept in this turbulent age may soon be impossible to conceal...