A Six-Year-Old Brings a Broken Bowl to Another World

[Transmigration + adorable child + System + farming + cozy family life]

After six-year-old Long Jinjin accidentally breaks the family heirloom bowl, she unexpectedly transmigrates into her own past life.

What a terrible start: biased grandparents, a wicked aunt, an injured father, and a timid mother!

Jinjin sighs. How is she supposed to get by?

Luckily, her family is split from the others on the very day she transmigrates. Jinjin discovers that she's also bound to a System, and with its guidance, she heals her father's leg.

When she sees only a few grains of rice left in the sack, Jinjin murmurs to the broken bowl, and, to her surprise, a bowl of braised pork appears inside.

Jinjin rattles off a long list of tasty foods: “Hamburgers, braised pork knuckle, fried chicken legs, roasted sweet potatoes, blueberry juice...”

But making wishes to the broken bowl comes with a condition: Jinjin must earn merit points before the bowl will provide her next meal.

Her aunt happens to spy on the scene from the shadows. While Jinjin's family is working in the fields, she steals Jinjin's wishing bowl!

The aunt kowtows and makes a wish to the broken bowl, but it won't produce a single morsel of food for her. Furious, she smashes it.

Jin Yao and Jinjin arrive just in time and get into a fight with the aunt.

The aunt loses control and calls Jin Yao a bastard born to a low woman. By accident, this makes Jin Yao learn that the old woman and old man aren't his biological parents.

Jinjin quietly asks the System, and after receiving her merit points, it gives her clues to finding her family.

Jinjin moves with her parents to town. She earns money by running a business while unlocking clues to finding her father's family.