My Aunt Is Six and a Half Years Old

[Giant Sweetness] Everyone in Kyoto knows that Mu Shaoyan, a giant in the business district, has an inverse scale that will kill him if he touches it. Ni Lin is a six-and-a-half-year-old little white dumpling. She will pout her soft lips and call him, "Uncle, I want a hug." But from one day onwards, the little dumpling suddenly eats a lot, and his eyes become fierce. He can knock three strong men away with a punch, can jump ten stories in a building with a single leap, can hear in all directions, and can see in six directions. The giant crocodile is a little confused. Is this still his cute little princess? She is the doomsday savior of mankind, the most powerful full-level ceiling, invincible opponent in the world, and the king of hell will retreat when he sees her. By accident, her soul is transformed into a six-and-a-half-year-old child. Her magic power is gone, her beauty is gone, and she has to carry a small schoolbag to go to the first grade to learn how much one plus one equals. Oh my God, kill her! Forensic Brother: "Who dares to touch my sister and use her bones as toys?" The second brother of the detective: "Bully my sister and let her sit in jail forever." The Third Brother of the God of Mold: "Whoever touches my sister, pass on all my bad luck to him!" Fourth brother, fifth brother, and sixth brother: "Hit him until his teeth are all over the floor!" A certain giant crocodile: "Oh, die." She is favored by her six brothers, and protected and loved by the consortium boss. The key is that all the handsome men are in her taste. It seems that such a life is not bad. After regaining her girlish appearance, she forced the boss into a corner and teased her: "This beautiful man, I see that your blood is not flowing smoothly and you are not in good spirits. Why don't you marry a lovely wife and change your luck?" The boss looked calmly and pressed her against his chest with his backhand, face to face: "My luck can't be changed for a while, it must be changed for a lifetime. Why don't we, my dear wife, go to the Civil Affairs Bureau?"