Bringing a Divination Compass to the Military Camp: Finding My Dad and Catching the Mole

[Adorable child doted on by all + military romance + occult detective work + miraculous doctor and face-slapping + love of country and family + satisfying power fantasy] “Reporting to you, sir: I’m missing a father in my Five Elements. You have the strongest smell of rust on you, so you must be my real dad!” Five years ago, a conspiracy ruined Su Jin, an heir to a family of traditional Chinese physicians, and forced her to flee while pregnant. Five years later, five-year-old Su Niannian sneaks into the Northern Border Military District’s Falcon Unit under cover of night, carrying an old military ID tag on her back and a little divination disc in her pocket. The cold-faced war god Lu Yanzhou stares at the tiny version of himself clinging to his leg, and is completely at a loss. At first, the entire military district thinks she’s just a pretty little girl who came looking for her dad. That is, until the little one counts on her fingers and says in her childish voice, “Daddy, don’t go east. There’s a danger of bloodshed!” From clearing mines during exercises to uncovering drugs and exposing a foreign spy who had been hiding for ten years, the military district’s bigwigs are collectively ecstatic: This isn’t just a family reunion, it’s a little lucky star sent from heaven to protect the whole district! Her vicious relatives try to buy their way into taking custody of her? Her scheming former best friend tries to spread rumors and steal her place? Su Jin can bring the dead back to life and restore flesh to bone with a silver needle in hand. She appears with a cold laugh: “Who dares lay a hand on my daughter?” Lu Yanzhou draws his gun and chambers a round, shielding mother and daughter behind him. His gaze is icy as he says, “Allow me to introduce them: my wife and my daughter. Anyone who has a problem can keep it to themselves!”