The Four-Year-Old Clears Out the Family Fortune, While the Fake Heiress Panics at the Military District

When Ning Ning was four, her uncle threw her into the mountains, where she froze to death in a snowstorm.

Reborn, she smiles sweetly at her uncle. "Sure, let's go find Mom and Dad."

That night, with a wave of her tiny hand, she picks locks, knocks people out, empties the safe, and casually breaks her enemy's leg.

More than three million points hit her account. She has only one goal:

Go to the capital and find her dad's five brothers.

Everyone in the military district knows that Commander Huo has taken in a goddaughter and dotes on her like she's the apple of his eye.

No one knows she's a thief who stole someone else's identity and place. Even fewer know that these five men, who will one day hold power over the court, will each be sent to their doom by her own hand.

Ning Ning has seen how their stories end.

Some die in conspiracies, some in betrayal. And then there's Huo Mingqi, who puts a gun in his mouth on that rainy night, his body left to grow cold with no one coming to collect it.

They all believe they're protecting that girl.

Only Ning Ning knows they're nothing but stepping stones in a villain's story.

So she climbs high-voltage power poles, crawls through dog holes, and moves boulders with her bare hands. At dawn, she pries open Huo Mingqi's window, tumbles inside, and hugs his leg.

"Uncle, I'm here to save you."