Mom, Don't Cry! I Watch Ads to Make Rice Drop for You

[Period Setting + Wild Imagination + Adorable Baby + Everyone's Favorite + Cute and Healing + Lighthearted Comedy + Satisfying Revenge]

Tang Mimi opens her eyes and finds herself in 1975, as the most pitiful little girl in Hongqi Brigade. Her father is gone, her mother is a taciturn woman, her grandma is so biased it's coming out of her ears, and the family is so poor that even a mouse would leave with tears in its eyes and two grains of rice.

No one knows that a "commercial mama" lives in the little girl's head. When a loudspeaker announces, "Pig pancreas soap, the best for getting rid of stains," a bar of soap drops into her pocket. When she sees an advertisement at the supply and marketing cooperative saying, "Malted milk, drink it and grow strong as an ox," a tin of malted milk appears in her arms!

Grandma wants to sell her for food? She drops a bag of enriched flour, and the whole village watches Grandma die of embarrassment on the spot. Her awful second aunt tries to steal her mother's dowry? In front of the entire brigade, she shouts, "There's three feet of fabric under Second Aunt's bed!" Second Aunt: dead. Her own mother is too quiet to stand up for herself? The little one plants her hands on her hips. "Mom! You just have to look pretty. I'll do all the talking!"

Later, the whole village figures out the pattern: when the loudspeaker blares, the Tang family's rice jar fills up; when Mimi grins, the awful people have bad luck.

Watch as this three-and-a-half-year-old little boss uses her trick of "getting supplies from advertisements" to turn her poor, struggling family into the brigade's first family of ten thousand yuan, or at least future candidates!

(The little one has no romance and focuses on making money and supporting her mom. She personally vets her mother's love interests, and all the awful people get their comeuppance. Dive in without worry!)