Reborn as a 1970s Toddler: Claimed by My Military Family and Pampered by All

Ninya’s cheap mother feared the little girl would live a good life. Before her stepfather and step-grandmother could trade her away for three catties of wheat bran, her mother coaxed her into running away from home. But Ninya was no ordinary child. Refusing to leave empty-handed, she swiped all of her mother’s meager belongings before setting off on a journey to find her real father. Along the way, the well-fed toddler discovered she had awakened a spatial ability, gaining immense physical strength and heightened senses. Despite her tiny stature, she caught human traffickers, apprehended enemy spies, and even earned her own wages to buy meat. When she finally reunited with her family at the military base, she found them unexpectedly loving. Her high-ranking officer father looked fierce but always fed her big marrow bones. Her doctor stepmother appeared cold yet bought her pretty little dresses. Her soldier brother was silent but fiercely beat up anyone who bullied her. Her engineer sister was the gentlest of all, stealing kisses on her chubby cheeks. Yet, as Ninya r믭 her increasingly plump face in deep thought, she realized one peculiar detail—she might not actually be their biological child.