Baoya was only four years old when she was sold to the Su family as a maid.
Before she left, Baoya's mother clutched her little hand and wept uncontrollably.
But sensible Baoya just waved goodbye. She had known from her dreams that she would be sold, and her good fortune was still to come!
Counting on her fingers, Baoya counted the boys in the family: one, two, three, four. They were all her dear brothers.
The Su family's life kept getting better, and Baoya seemed to have a golden touch.
She fed the chickens and found silver ingots, dug in the fields and unearthed gold nuggets, and even the weeds she casually cut turned out to be rare medicinal herbs!
Now everyone in the village knew: the Su family hadn't taken in a little maid, they'd taken in a lucky charm!
Every life deserves respect. The female lead's life is practically on a winning streak after joining the Su family. She becomes the family's darling. A happy and carefree life is truly wonderful; the ending is perfect. Five stars! 👍👍👍
This is so well-written! I've read similar works before, but this one still kept me reading chapter by chapter. The adorable female lead and her childhood friend become a perfect couple in the end—a truly wonderful ending that deserves five stars. Thank you, author! Keep up the good work and continue sharing great works with fellow readers! 🙂
A very good book
It's fantastic! Absolutely brilliant, with a tight plot. If I could rate and review books, I'd give it 100 points. It's truly excellent. Finally, I'd like to send the author a cup of coffee ☕ to perk them up, and a cup of milk tea to warm their stomach. Hehe.
The story is engaging, the descriptions are detailed, the characters are diverse, and the narration is vivid and expressive—it's super enjoyable!
It was good, but I didn't get to see Bao Ya's wedding at the end.
It's good, exciting, and worth watching.
This is a fantastic novel, definitely worth reading! Everyone should check it out when they have time.
A very good book
It was fantastic. It was very captivating.