The Lucky Koi Transmigrates into a Book, and Heaven’s Daughter Becomes the Family’s Cherished Darling

Space + fictional setting + farming + adored by all + lucky charm

Heavenly Dad was angry, so the little lucky carp transmigrated into a book.

The Zhou family had gone nine generations without a girl, while the boys just kept coming in droves.

This newborn girl was clearly blessed with great fortune.

On the very day she was born, her brothers brought home wild game!

The neighbor’s sheep, which had been struggling to give birth, finally delivered its lamb.

Whenever her father went up the mountain, wild rabbits came running into trees.

Her older brothers found money every time they went out.

Her uncles always ran into benefactors when they left home.

Her aunts grew prettier and prettier.

They had been the poorest family in the village, with a house on the verge of collapse.

The villagers waited to see them make fools of themselves, but instead they saw this:

The old Zhou family’s mud hut became a big brick house, the children all made something of themselves, and instead of fighting over the division of the family, they grew closer and closer.

The little girl became the family’s darling. It’s one thing for Mom and Dad to hold me, but why are my uncles and aunts fighting over me too?

Who said that holding me once brings a day of good luck, holding me for a day brings a month of good luck, and holding me for a year brings one stroke of luck after another?

Little Lucky Carp: I’m three years old. I want to walk by myself.