Liu Huan was fast asleep when she thought it was her pet orange cat stepping on her, so she yelled and went back to sleep.

Unexpectedly, just a few seconds later, he started stomping on her again, and it hurt even more with each stomp. She closed her eyes and started yelling, "Little Orange, get off me!!!"

After yelling, I realized, wait a minute, why did my voice just turn into "ah ah ah ah"?

What happened? Why did it turn out like this?

I tried to raise my hand, but found it was wrapped up and I couldn't move at all. When I opened my eyes, all I saw was a grayish-white expanse.

"Damn it, why can't I see? And my hands are tied up. What happened to me? All I did was tear apart a scumbag and get hit by a car. Is he holding me up somewhere?"

They even had their tongues cut out and their hands and feet tied?

I said a lot, but all I heard were "ah ah ah" sounds.

When I stopped shouting because I was tired, I heard a boy's voice calling out, "Don't cry, little sister, don't cry."

Liu Huan felt her eyelids getting heavy and fell into a deep sleep again.

Four months later, Liu Huan finally accepted the fact that she had become a baby.

She was hit by a car that day and died on the spot. For some unknown reason, she didn't die completely, and her soul ended up in the body of this little girl.

Even more miraculously, she saw the baby girl's future: she was originally taken in and raised by the male protagonist's mother out of pity, but as she grew older, she increasingly despised her family.

After going out once, she fell in love with the outside world and found everything unpleasant to look at. She also became increasingly picky about food. In order to satisfy her, the male protagonist's older brother went hunting in the deep mountains and had his legs bitten off by wolves, leaving him disabled.

Not only did she not repent, she became even more outrageous, stealing his life-saving money and going to town to find a good match for herself, only to be tricked into going to a brothel.

The protagonist's older brother died because he couldn't afford to continue his medication, and his mother went blind from crying.

In order to buy medicine for their mother, the older sister gave herself to a mentally challenged man as his wife for two taels of silver.

The male protagonist works and goes to school at the same time. When he returns home, he finds his home in ruins, with only his blind mother and sickly younger brother left.

Later, the male protagonist passed the imperial examination and the first thing he did was to find her working as a prostitute, cut off her flesh piece by piece with a knife, and torture her to death.

He eventually married a beautiful and wealthy woman and reached the pinnacle of his life.

It's strange that the male lead's father was never mentioned from beginning to end; perhaps it's related to the original owner of this body.

Thinking of this ending, Liu Huan couldn't help but shudder; a typical villainous cannon fodder character.

After much deliberation, I realized that the most important thing right now is to figure out how to change this outcome.

Wait a minute! I'm not the original owner of this body, and I wouldn't do something so ungrateful, so naturally those tragedies won't happen.

Then I can live a quiet, unnoticed life, and when the male lead gets into high school, I can cling to his coattails, make money, and roam the world without needing a man. Wouldn't that be wonderful?

As I was thinking about it, I found myself laughing out loud without even realizing it.

Immersed in my own world, I was pulled back to reality by a voice.

"Sister, stop laughing, you're drooling."

Hearing this, Liu Huan shut her mouth and turned to look at the serious-looking male protagonist—or rather, the male protagonist as a child. At this time, he wasn't the aloof and ruthless figure she remembered; his pretentious, grown-up demeanor was quite amusing.

His name wasn't Su Yi, it was Shi Tou (Stone).

Education should start from childhood, so does that mean we should also rely on influential figures?

Thinking of this, Liu Huan couldn't help but show a flattering smile, and saliva unconsciously dripped from the corner of her mouth again.

Stone was exhausted. He took a handkerchief and wiped her dry, muttering, "Is she an idiot? Why is she drooling so much?"

Hearing this, Liu Huan glared at him, 'You're the idiot, you're the one who's stupid.'

Seeing his sister's serious expression, Shi Tou found it amusing, as if she could understand everything he was saying. So he quickly corrected himself, "Don't be angry, little sister. I wasn't talking about you. I was talking about Xiao Shi."

Liu Huan agreed with this, because at that moment, that idiot was hugging her foot and nibbling on it.

They were biting harder and harder, and Liu Huan couldn't break free at all. She pouted and cried pitifully, "Waaaaah, ahhhhh!" Her cries echoed throughout the room.

Stone quickly moved his younger brother away, saying, "Little Stone, this is your sister, not your teething toy."

He hurriedly picked up Liu Huan and comforted her, saying, "Don't cry, Niu Niu, your brother didn't mean it."

Liu Huan cried even louder, her face flushed red, her sobs coming in bursts, while the culprit just chuckled to himself.

Liu Huan: 'Why do I feel like crying again?'

When the eldest sister, Cao'er, came in, Liu Huan felt like she had found a savior and reached out to hug her.

Cao'er took her in her arms, wiped away the tears that hadn't completely dried from her face, and asked, "Did those two fight again?"

Liu Huan thought to herself, 'It wasn't a fight, he hit me unilaterally!!!'

Stone laughed and said, "It was her younger brother who bit her foot, and she didn't like it."

Liu Huan was also very aggrieved. That little guy had grown several teeth, which hurt the most when he bit people, but he didn't even realize it and thought he was just playing with him.

If I don't cry, my feet will become bald.

Seeing her aggrieved look, Cao'er's heart melted. She kissed her little face to comfort her, "Okay, I'll teach him a lesson for you in a bit, okay?"

"Let's go find our parents now; they haven't eaten yet."

The Su family was poor; the family of several people worked all day but still couldn't get enough to eat. The imperial court was encouraging the reclamation of wasteland, promising that once it was cleared, it would all belong to the family and they wouldn't have to pay taxes for three years.

So when a family finished working their own fields, they would go and cultivate other wastelands.

In the morning, Cao'er would cook at home and take care of her younger siblings. After feeding them at noon, she and Shitou would each carry one of them to the fields to deliver their meals.

Xiao Shi stopped drinking breast milk at seven months old and only ate rice cereal, and he grew chubby.

Liu Huan was only four months pregnant, and she didn't want to drink it anymore. It wasn't that she didn't want to, but she couldn't bear to see Liu Shi getting thinner and thinner.

If she is not eating well and not getting enough to eat, and is exhausted all day long, and still has to drink breast milk, it would be like sucking her blood. Liu Huan really couldn't bear it.

Liu refused, feeling that she was too young.

To avoid worrying Liu, she only ate milk twice a day, and at other times she wouldn't open her mouth when fed, only drinking rice water.

He was wrapped up tightly on the back of the rock, with only his yellowish-brown head visible.

She tried to struggle to see the scenery outside, but he slapped her on the bottom and said, "Don't move, or I'll hit you."

Liu Huan became obedient. Hmph, if I don't move, I don't move. Who cares?

She was so comfortable, swaying back and forth, that she almost fell asleep when she heard Liu calling out, "Why did you bring them along? It's so sunny here."

Although it was early autumn, the midday sun was still scorching. Liu had raised the two younger children to be plump and healthy, and Cao'er dressed them neatly, not wanting them to be out in the sun.

Cao'er explained with a smile, "I brought sunshades, so it's fine. Both little ones want to come out and play."

Liu Huan was fully awake and struggled to get down, screaming incessantly.

Liu rescued her from the rock, and seeing her smiling at her, she couldn't help but kiss her cheek.

"Niu Niu is such a good girl, did you listen to your brother?"

Liu Huan laughed even harder, and drool dripped from the corner of her mouth again. Shi Tou took her away with a handkerchief and wiped her drool, saying, "Mother, stop teasing her. She keeps drooling. You should go eat first."

Then, looking at Liu Huan, he whispered, "Don't disturb Mother, or else..."

Liu Huan ignored him, figuring she was just a kid and wouldn't understand anyway.