Seven Zero Cutie: The Whole Family Transmigrated, but I'm the Only Local

[The 1970s] [The Whole Family Transmigrates] [Family's Treasured Darling] [Farming] [Mutual Healing] [Period Setting] [Putting Together a Happy Home]

Lu Manman is the most pitiful little girl in Backer Village.

Her father is a lazy gambler who comes home drunk and raving whenever he loses money. Her mother steals anything that isn't nailed down, earning the nickname "Black Claws." Her older sister is greedy and mean, and whenever there's something tasty at home, Manman never gets any.

The family of four is so poor they can hear the wind whistle through their pockets, and their reputation is rotten for miles around.

Then one day

Her mother steals a handful of poisonous chives.

Three of the four family members get new souls.

Only Lu Manman remains the same local girl, the one who gets beaten and starved and isn't even allowed a second bite of chives.

Then a System comes knocking.

[Host, please complete the mission, ]

Her father says coldly, "Who said you could order my daughter around?"

Her mother smiles. "Lay out the mission, its risks, and the reward, one by one."

Her sister rolls up her sleeves. "Where's the shop? Any loopholes? Can we exploit them?"

The System breaks down. [I told you to do missions, not to bring your whole family along to fleece me!]

Lu Manman: ???

Only later does she learn

Her father was a fearsome general from ancient times.

Her mother was an heir to a family of Chinese medicine practitioners from the Republican era.

Her sister was a top student who died of overwork in the twenty-first century.

From then on, the general hunts and farms, the miracle doctor gathers herbs and saves lives, the top student develops improvements, and Manman quietly keeps things running with the System.

The once-despised third branch of the Lu family turns a terrible hand into a winning one.

And the three of them, who had never truly had a home in their previous lives, finally realize

Their greatest fortune in coming here was never transmigration, nor the System.

It was the little girl who had once been denied even a decent meal, timidly calling them:

"Dad, Mom, Sister."