Seven-Zero Cutie: Taking a Heroic Guard Squad to Find My War God Dad

In the twelfth lunar month of 1975, in a small northern county town, five-year-old Shen Zhizhi was stripped of her padded coat by her cruel adoptive mother and thrown into the snow to die. As she hovered on the brink of death, she awakened her Yin-Yang Eyes and saw the nameless heroic spirit who had always been watching over her: an old squad leader who had died on the battlefield in the War to Resist America and Aid Korea. A Merit System activated as well: by helping fallen heroes fulfill their last wishes, she could exchange merits for food, medicine, and even weapons for self-defense. From then on, this soft-spoken, adorable little girl, sweet on the outside but cunning and fiercely protective, set out on a thousand-mile journey to find her family, accompanied by the "strongest bodyguard squad on the planet," made up of veterans of the War of Resistance, ace snipers, and elite reconnaissance soldiers. A local bully was scared out of his wits by ghosts, a human-trafficking gang was wiped out root and branch, and the crimes of corrupt officials were exposed one by one. When the ragged little Zhizhi stood before the gates of a major military region, Shen Lichuan, the commander feared by the enemy and nicknamed the "Living Yama," was overcome with emotion. His daughter, the girl he had thought dead for five years, was still alive. At his command, a hundred thousand elite troops sprang into action. Anyone who had so much as touched a hair on his daughter's head would disappear from this world.