The Police Squad's Little Lucky Star Is Five and a Half [1990S]

Coming soon: Five-Year-Old Lucky Star Brings Her Powerful Parents to the 1970s. Blurb at the very end. [In this story, Hehe's father is a widower raising a child. The blurb only hints at the plot. Ninety-five percent of the story follows five-year-old Hehe building her career; romance only appears sporadically after she grows up.] Five-year-old Hehe learned that she was living inside a period novel. Her father, Yu Guangcheng, solved one major case after another as a police officer. The criminals held a grudge and decided to kidnap her and kill her. In the years to come, her father's colleagues would also die in the line of duty, one after another. Crushed by these losses, her father would fall into despair, until the sunny female lead appeared and pulled him out of the darkness. The two would then build a new family together. Hehe thought it over. Her father could have a new family, but the uncles and aunts in the Criminal Investigation Department couldn't die! So... A policewoman with asthma volunteered to take a pregnant woman's place as the criminals' hostage. Hehe pulled asthma medicine from her little shoulder bag and tucked it into the woman's inner pocket. "It's safer to have an extra dose!" The policewoman unexpectedly suffered an asthma attack. The criminals searched her, took her regular medicine, tossed her aside, and left. On the verge of death, she shakily pulled out the asthma medicine Hehe had hidden for her and survived. A complex bomb was discovered in an apartment building, set to detonate at any moment. A police officer who had transferred from the military claimed bomb disposal was easy, sent his colleagues away, and prepared to die as he defused it alone. As he hesitated over whether to cut the red wire or the blue, he remembered Hehe's serious little face as she said, "Uncle, remember, red is your lucky color! Whatever you do, choose red!" He cut the red wire, and the countdown immediately stopped. He safely completed the bomb disposal. An old police officer nearing retirement had poor eyesight but couldn't bear to spend money on glasses. Hehe smashed her beloved piggy bank and used all her savings to buy him the best pair of glasses. "Grandpa, remember to put on your glasses before rescuing anyone. Make sure you can see clearly before you act!" While patrolling, the old officer heard a mischievous child shout that someone had fallen into the lake. He instinctively wanted to jump in and save them, but remembered Hehe's words and put on his glasses. Only then did he see that it wasn't a real person in the lake at all, but a dummy the child had thrown in as a prank. Helping the police catch criminals and solve cases was easy as pie. Hehe became everyone's little lucky star at the station. She clutched the toys, snacks, and pretty clothes her uncles and aunts had insisted on buying for her, and cried out in distress, "Stop buying things for me! My room is going to be too full!" Hearing his daughter, Yu Guangcheng fell into thought. The next day, he carried her to stand in front of the five-story mansion he'd just bought. "Hehe thinks the old house is too small. Do you like the big new house Dad bought?" Hehe: "??? I didn't say the house was too small!" Gu Yangyang knew she was the heroine of a period novel. All she had to do was wait for the male lead, Yu Guangcheng, to lose his daughter and all his comrades, then appear by his side and win his heart. She would become the envy of everyone as the wife of a tycoon. But she waited and waited, and Yu Guangcheng's life turned out nothing like she had imagined. His daughter wasn't killed by kidnappers. The policewoman he had a crush on didn't die from a sudden asthma attack. His comrades didn't die during a bomb disposal mission. His mentor didn't drown in a lake because of a mischievous child's prank... And Yu Guangcheng wasn't the one who became a tycoon. It was his "little lucky star from the police station," his daughter. Gu Yangyang's dream of becoming a tycoon's wife was shattered. ☆ Hehe's mother died young. Hehe's father never loved anyone besides her mother and never remarried! The story will explain. [Blurb for the upcoming novel] Five-year-old Bei Meng opened her eyes and saw a shabby hut with wind whistling through every crack. She was dumbfounded: a sickly mother, an alcoholic father, and she'd been transported to the 1970s as a girl unwanted by both her parents... Little Bei Meng's eyes filled with tears, and she was about to cry when the System hurriedly started soothing her: [Don't cry, sweetie! I'll give you a lucky-star golden finger and bring your powerful parents over, too! I promise you'll win without lifting a finger!] After her mother, a medical PhD, arrived, she casually boiled some wild herbs she'd picked into a soup and cured the original owner's chronic illness. She also happened to cure a snakebite, save a woman in obstructed labor, and treat a terminal illness... Before long, she was a miracle doctor whom powerful people from the provincial capital begged to see. Her father, a top researcher, kicked aside an empty liquor bottle in disgust and built a fully automatic wheat harvester with his bare hands. The military district commander was amazed by his talent and personally came to recruit him. Before long, new agricultural machinery and military engineering plans were pouring into the army... Dad modestly said it was all trivial. Bei Meng clutched the lucky-star golden finger the System had given her, completely baffled. Huh? It seemed she didn't need to show off her skills after all? The villagers soon noticed that the Chen family's alcoholic, sickly couple had completely transformed. They treated their daughter, whom everyone had dismissed as a burden, like a treasure. They built a brick courtyard house, bought new appliances, and served meat at every meal. The smell drifted ten miles and made the whole village drool. Jealous, greedy grandparents banged on the door and made a scene. "You ungrateful brats! You're rich, but you won't acknowledge your parents?!" Dad sneered. "Of course we'll acknowledge you. When you're living in a broken-down hut too, I'll personally bring you a bundle of fresh wild greens. As much as you want." Mom gently added, "Old folks have bad teeth, so make sure you cook them until they're nice and soft. Easier to digest." Bei Meng blinked innocently along with them: (⊙ω⊙) Ah, this feeling of winning without lifting a finger is so good! Theme: In tribute to all heroes