Reborn at the Age of Three and a Half, the Koi Cub Is in Trouble

In the 1970s, three-year-old Qi Mianmian was thrown into a deserted slope by her grandmother, who favored boys over girls. She was so hungry that she hugged a dead tree. Her cries reached the Shen family, and the Shen family took her home that night. From then on, the hens in the Shen family's courtyard laid eggs twice a day, and whatever they planted in the wasteland grew, they could also meet noble people when they went to the city to sell goods. Whoever gives Mianmian a mouthful of food will have good things coming to her door; whoever protects her will be able to live a new life. Grandma Tao Guizhi was waiting for the Shen family to bring back the blessing, but the family lost chickens one after another, cut off the harvest, and several grandchildren also started to break up. She brought people to the house to snatch the baby, Mianmian pinched the ears of corn she picked up, and shouted something in public, and the Shen family immediately got the most important opportunity to get rich in the village. But why did the young man from the county already recognize the old silver lock around her neck?