Their neighbor, Zhao Hongyan, is jealous of Grandpa, a professor who was sent down to the countryside. She brings people to tear up his last remaining textbooks and even forces five-year-old Suisui to make him apologize.
In her previous life, her whole family missed out on the college entrance exam. This time, she recites a passage on the spot, leaving the intruders speechless and red-faced.
No one knows that this little dumpling has a space library, its shelves packed with every textbook and reference book from the future.
She acts like a prodigy, but in truth she loves copying the answers and is most afraid of Grandpa asking, “Why?”
To keep her lies from being exposed, she has no choice but to make her whole family study.
Her simple-minded cousin Tiedan is always having his candy and pencils snatched by her, yet he cheerfully takes the blame for her, too.
The more the neighbors hope to see them humiliated, the more she helps Grandpa hold his head high. The petty officials on the Revolutionary Committee keep saying education is useless, so she gets her whole family into the exam hall.
When the college entrance exam is reinstated, her entire family passes, causing a sensation across the county.
But after Grandpa sees the top of the list, he stares at her. “Suisui, how old are you? Why are you on the list, too?”
