After the Rotten Father Marries His White-Moonlight, His Line Is Cut Off
Period setting · the 1960s · transmigration · ensemble cast · satisfying story · a small body with big energy
After Su Moxian, the head of a reclusive medical family, is plotted against by her enemies, she uses her last breath to drag them down with her, only for her soul to drift into a parallel world in the 1960s.
Lacking clothes and food is one thing, but she has actually been reborn into the body of a four-and-a-half-year-old child.
At an age when she has only recently become fully toilet-trained, what can she even do!
The only thing she can do is, during the few days when her stepmother is fertile, do everything she can to stop her scumbag father from sleeping with the stepmother.
She also slips sterilization pills to the scumbag father and stepmother.
She stops the beginning of her tragedy at the source...
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One month after the original body’s biological mother sacrificed herself, the scumbag father used the excuse of taking care of her to marry in his beloved first love.
The passbook left behind by the original body’s mother is handed to the stepmother by the father for safekeeping.
The dowry left behind by the original body’s mother is also being targeted by the father.
The stepmother even wants her to wash clothes and cook, so she verbally agrees, then goes to the loudspeaker granny Li first to cry about the stepmother’s viciousness, and then goes to complain to the political commissar uncle, saying it’s not that she refuses to wash clothes, it’s just that she cannot lift the wooden basin...
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She finds herself a military officer uncle as a backer.
The uncle washes her face, combs her hair, and ties her little pigtails.
The uncle also supports her and helps her vent her anger...
When the uncle goes on assignment, he entrusts her care to his eldest nephew.
Zhou Heran takes care of little sister Qianqian even more thoroughly and carefully than the uncle did: washing clothes, cooking, stir-frying dishes, combing hair, tying little pigtails—he excels at everything.
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