The Four Family Members I Took In Are All Powerhouses

Song Wanru transmigrates into an ancient era of chaos and becomes a child in the mountains with no father or mother.

With just herself, a dilapidated thatched hut, and a dog, Song Wanru still manages to build a lively life for herself.

In her fifth year there, Song Wanru grows lonely and finds an injured woman outside. The woman's face bears some resemblance to her mother's.

Not long after, she finds a scruffy man around fifty. She has a rule against picking up young men, so Wanru brings him home too.

Later, she finds a tall woman and a child about five years old.

Song Wanru brings them all home. From then on, she has a father, a mother, an older sister, and a younger brother.

The five of them start living together as a family.

But Wanru often manages to shoot pigeons with the crossbow her father made.

The pigeons come in two colors, white and gray, but both are delicious.

Her father also makes little traps that can catch pheasants, rabbits, and foxes in the mountains.

Whenever someone gets sick, her mother can take their pulse and cure them in no time.

Once, a pack of wolves attacked, but her older sister knew some martial arts and drove them away.

Her younger brother is adorable, too, and brings a lot of joy to Wanru's life.

Wanru thinks this life is pretty nice, until one night she gets up and sees a huge crowd surrounding the four of them. They seem on the verge of an argument.

Her older sister, who has always been mute, suddenly speaks. "Keep your voices down. Are you trying to wake Wanru?"

Wanru is astonished to discover that her older sister is actually a man!

Even more absurdly, her father is a master of strange arts and tactics, wanted by the martial world.

Her mother is rumored to be a master of both medicine and poison, capable of bringing the dead back to life and restoring flesh to bone.

Her older sister is a crown prince who disappeared from the palace, and her younger brother is the young son of an enemy king.

Wanru sighs. "Seriously, what kind of people have I brought home?!"

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