The 1970S: A Three-Year-Old Tames Ten Thousand Beasts and Gets Rich at the Seaside

#Transmigration and rebirth #Beast-taming abilities #1970s #Coastal foraging and farming #Adorable child face-slapping #Turning the tables

Heroine: A seemingly sweet, soft three-year-old, with the soul of a max-level beast-taming commander from the apocalypse

Parents: Honest, exploited simpletons × underdogs who rise to success with the little girl’s help

Beast army: Crabs march in formation, seagulls bomb from above, octopuses slap faces. They attack whatever she points at.

The apocalypse’s max-level beast tamer falls, and when she opens her eyes again, she’s three years old.

A rundown fishing village, a dilapidated straw hut. Her paternal grandmother pounds the table and says she’ll trade the girl for twenty jin of grain.

“What’s the point of keeping a useless girl around? Better to give her away!”

Three-year-old Lin Xiaoya rubs her chubby little hands together, turns to the sea, and beckons.

Crabs march into baskets in perfect formation, lobsters crawl into the nets of their own accord, and dolphins push her father’s broken boat after schools of fish.

For others, going out to sea is a brush with death. For her father, it’s like shopping at the supermarket. He comes home with a full hold every single time!

Her vile aunt gets jealous and tries to steal the fish?

“Dàyuán, call in the air force.”

A formation of seagulls dives, dropping bird droppings with pinpoint accuracy. Octopuses fly through the air and slap her in the face; crabs head straight for her trouser legs.

Her aunt screams and runs away.

Her grandmother calls in a medium, claiming the girl is a bad omen?

Crickets chirp on cue, and a magpie lands by the window at just the right moment.

The medium shouts, “She’s a once-in-a-century bringer of good fortune! Anyone who harms her will bring disaster on their whole family!”

Her grandmother is dumbfounded.

Lin Xiaoya wraps her arms around her father’s neck and says in her babyish voice:

“Dad, next year we’ll live in a brick house!”

Her father laughs at her for boasting. She just smiles without a word.