Name: Lucky Little Cutie: Helping the Whole Village Get Rich
Author: Jiu Ke

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Song Xiaoxiao, a 21st-century wage slave, is hit by a car and transmigrates into the body of a three-year-old girl in Dawang Village, Great Jin. Her parents adore her, her grandparents dote on her, and her uncle and older brothers cherish her. The whole family loves Song Xiaoxiao to the depths of their hearts. Born with the luck of a koi, she finds something good every time she leaves the house. Pheasants and hares practically deliver themselves to her door. Finding ginseng in the mountains is nothing unusual. With Song Xiaoxiao’s overflowing good fortune, the Song family goes into business. They make braised snacks, hot pot, home-style dishes, jewelry, clothing, and cosmetics. They do whatever makes money, and their prosperity only grows. Her uncle’s career flourishes, and he rises to the imperial cabinet. Is the village impoverished? Not anymore. She teaches the villagers to identify medicinal herbs and grow crops in greenhouses, turning Dawang Village into a major livestock and agricultural hub and shedding its reputation for poverty and barren land. Su Cen is born into the wealthiest family in the land. He has a rich home and should have a perfect life, but fate is cruel. His health has been poor since birth, and he has come close to death more than once. Just as he is despairing and waiting to die, he meets Song Xiaoxiao, who came from the modern world. Born frail and unable to take nourishing tonics? No problem. She’ll make medicinal meals! But somewhere along the way, Su Cen’s feelings for Song Xiaoxiao begin to change. When Song Xiaoxiao becomes the richest person in Great Jin, the man who has always stayed by her side reaches out to her and says, “Xiaoxiao, let’s have another child. A daughter would be best.” Song Xiaoxiao smiles and replies, “Get lost. Have another? Do you think I’m a pig, popping out babies like this?”

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The writing is good, I like it very much, and the content is simple and not that complicated. I would like to give some suggestions to the author. It is best not to use haha when children are small. Haha is more suitable when laughing. There are other words to express laughter.
9 likes4y ago
Damn, please put quotation marks around everything you say, otherwise it will be hard to watch and I always feel like you are speaking from your heart [face covering]
6 likes4y ago
The story is very interesting and relaxing, there are no super relatives or neighbors, and the interpersonal relationships are harmonious. The value measurement was a bit messy at the beginning. For example, the heroine's family bought a century-old ginseng and sold it for only 100 taels, and arranged for her cousin to work in the store for 2 taels a month. However, by letting the villagers collect herbs, the family could collect 800 kilograms a day and earn more than 10 taels. When they opened a shop in the town, they actually made more than 100 taels in one day. Furthermore, the heroine was set to be 3-4 years old a bit too early, and the villagers took it too naturally. However, overall it's worth seeing.
4 likes4y ago
The writing is quite good, thank you to the author😊
4 likes4y ago
It's okay, the male and female protagonists match well. I just felt a little uncomfortable at the end of the article. The heroine has already given birth to three children, and the hero still wants a daughter, and he also wants the heroine to continue having children.
3 likes3y ago
It's wonderful. The whole family is good, and there are no top relatives. Even the people in the village are good, and there are no top relatives.
3 likes4y ago
It looks great. I hope the author will release new products.
3 likes4y ago
A book worth recommending. Why' such a low rating?
3 likes4y ago
Not bad, good heroine
3 likes4y ago
It's okay, but the dialogue always lacks the "" symbol, and there are no paragraphs. The number of words is very dense. At the age of three, I can say a lot of truths, but I still can't tell that it feels like a cute story. It's just a bit of a group favorite. It's not bad.
2 likes2y ago

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