Transmigrated as a Little Darling in the 1970S: Reunited with Family and Followed the Army to Become Everyone's Favorite

Niya’s adoptive mother, afraid she might ever have a good life, tricked her into running away from home before her stepfather and step-grandmother could trade her for three jin of wheat bran. Niya says she’s a clever little kid. She’ll leave, sure, but she won’t go empty-handed, so she takes all her adoptive mother’s belongings and sets off to find her father. Once she’s had her fill of food and drink, little Niya discovers she has a pocket dimension, that she’s gotten stronger, and that her senses are sharper… Though she’s tiny, she can catch child traffickers and enemy spies, and earn a wage to buy herself meat. Her father, an official who looks fierce and terrifying, feeds her huge bones. Her stepmother, a doctor who seems cold and distant, buys her pretty dresses. Her older brother, a soldier who rarely speaks, drives away the mean kids who bully her. Her older sister, an engineer, is the gentlest of all and secretly kisses her on the cheek. But as little Niya cups her increasingly fair and chubby cheeks, she falls into thought. She doesn’t seem to be this family’s kid after all.