No. 70 Courtyard: the Chief Grandpa Took Me Home

[The ratings have just been released and will go up] Five-and-a-half-year-old Xiao Suisui lives in her uncle's house in the countryside without enough food or clothing. She is like a little trash can that no one wants, and she has to take the blame for her cousins. Until one day, she overheard that her eldest aunt was going to "give her away in exchange for a betrothal gift." She was so frightened that she dug out half of the old photos left by her mother and a copper button with the word "" engraved on her. She hugged half of a dry cornstarch and embarked on her way to the military area to find her grandfather alone. "Grandpa, is Suisui difficult to raise?" In the military compound, the majestic old commander's eyes were red, and he tightly protected the scarred Xiaotuanzi behind him: "Who dares to bully my granddaughter, Shen Dingshan, first ask me if I agree!" The best uncle's family comes to your door and wants to extort money from his kindness? Sorry, the pension bill was slapped in the face, all the stolen belongings were vomited out, and the relationship was severed on the spot and sent for liquidation! Someone in the compound dislikes her for being a little village girl from the countryside? Xiao Suisui's childish words exposed the best disguise, and she won the first place in school with her super memory and hard work. Not only was she the favorite of the entire family, but she also became the key protection target of a cool and arrogant courtyard sweetheart. As Suisui grows up, the old case of the sacrifice of her military doctor mother and her military father comes to light. The cute little baby girl transforms into a little helper who breaks the situation. She writes down every detail in the ledger with her childish handwriting. Together with adults and bamboo horses, she uncovers the mastermind behind the scenes, so that the honor of the martyrs' parents can be vindicated!