The 1970s Lucky Baby Understands Animal Speech, and Her Sweet-Natured Mother Is Spoiled Rotten

1970s setting + animal voices + rough but devoted husband + face-slapping and getting rich

Su Wanwan was driven back to her remote mountain home with her three-year-old daughter. Her awful sisters-in-law called her a curse who could only give birth to money-losing girls. But they had no idea that the little girl could not only understand animals, but was also the apple of the mountain beasts' eyes. A magpie tipped them off about the eldest sister-in-law hiding rations, a gray wolf led her mother to a century-old wild ginseng root, and wild rabbits lined up at their door to become provisions. With her daughter's cheat-level information, Su Wanwan foraged for herbs in the mountains and turned their impoverished lives into a thriving success. When jealous villagers came looking for trouble, the mountain's birds of prey circled overhead to guard their home. When relatives who favored boys showed up to leech off them, a black bear smashed their gate with one paw. Shen Lie, the rugged officer returning from the front lines with honors, held Su Wanwan tight, his eyes red. "Anyone who dares bully my wife and daughter, I'll skin them alive!"