The Early-Dead Daughter of a 1960S Butcher

When Mu Mian returned to her hometown for the Qingming Festival to pay respects to her ancestors, she heard some grandmothers from the village telling stories about their childhood. One grandmother said that when she was young, there had been a family in the neighboring brigade that met a tragic fate. They had been one of the most prosperous families in the brigade, but their happy life ended the moment their youngest daughter was kidnapped. The old woman died after suddenly taking ill, and the eldest son, a soldier, was killed while on a mission. The couple sold their jobs and searched frantically for their daughter. It was only in their old age that they learned the little girl had died of a high fever soon after being kidnapped. Mu Mian felt a lump in her throat as she listened. Who could have guessed that after falling asleep, she would wake up in a kidnappers' den, transmigrated into the little girl who had died of a fever in the grandmother's story? The Qingfeng Brigade has been buzzing with news lately: the Mu family's kidnapped youngest daughter has been found. They say she even raided the kidnappers' den and beat them so badly they couldn't find their teeth. She knocked every last one of them out! People are amazed. No wonder she's the daughter of a butcher. She'll surely take over her father's job someday, punching one fat pig after another. Mu Mian: "..." Actually, she'd rather be a little fairy. At a military base on the border, the thirty-year-old Regiment Commander Wen Zhan is getting married. His bride is the younger sister of a comrade-in-arms, nine years his junior. She's also the daughter of a rural butcher. They say that if she weren't joining the army family, she'd inherit her father's trade. The whole military compound is stunned. This woman must have something special about her. Later, everyone sees Regiment Commander Wen leading a cute, baby-faced girl around the compound. Everyone: !!! Turns out the one with something special is Regiment Commander Wen. A super-strong sweet girl VS a handsome, icy officer P.S. The heroine is the original girl. Coming soon: "The Good Life in the Nineties" Twelve-year-old Su Leran has had a little problem lately: she keeps having dreams at night and can't sleep well. Her best friend says she might be getting insomnia and going bald, just like adults. That's terrifying! How could she wear pretty dresses if she went bald? Now she has to feel her head every day to make sure she's okay. But that's not the main thing. It's her dreams. They're even scarier!! She dreams that her dad accidentally breaks his leg, and then later gets into a serious accident. To pay for his treatment, her mom sells their house. But just two or three years later, the house is demolished, and its owner gets a huge amount of money! In the dream, she has only just graduated from middle school. She doesn't go to high school, but instead goes to work at a factory with her best friend. Then she spends her whole life working, still on the job in her sixties or seventies. That's so miserable!!! Su Leran thinks it might be because she hasn't been paying attention in class lately and has become too absorbed in story magazines. Having just been accepted into a key middle school, Su Leran reins herself in and decides to study hard. She doesn't want to work her whole life! She wants to go to college and become a big boss! The little girl's grand ambition burns brightly for three whole days. Just as it's starting to fizzle out, Su Leran comes home from school one day and discovers... Her dad really has broken his leg, and his injuries are exactly like the ones in her dream! Su Leran: ??!!! Something's wrong! Very wrong!! Core message: When a family is harmonious, everything prospers.