Xuebao is only four years old. Her stepmother schemes against her, her younger siblings frame her, her grandmother ignores her, and her father abuses her!
On the brink of death, she unexpectedly finds the contact information her birth mother left behind.
One phone call, and her six uncles, who could pass for a boy band, rush to her side!
Want to bully Xuebao? Just try, and see what happens when the best and brightest from every field take turns beating you up!
After moving in with her maternal grandparents, the pitiful little girl transforms into a little lucky star.
Thanks to her, her frail eldest uncle, who suffered from kidney deficiency, develops a talent for weightlifting.
Thanks to her, her academically burned-out second uncle regains his passion for research.
Thanks to her, her third uncle, who was afraid to pick up a scalpel, reaches the pinnacle of medicine.
Thanks to her, her fourth uncle, who gets carsick and has no sense of direction, wins a racing championship.
Thanks to her, her fifth uncle, whose acting was terrible and who had retired from the screen, wins Best Actor year after year.
Thanks to her, her youngest uncle, who had a psychological form of color blindness, sells his paintings at auction for a fortune.
Meanwhile, her deadbeat father’s family, with nowhere left to turn, can only kneel by the roadside and watch with envy!
Although I haven't read many chapters yet, some chapters have different titles and different content. Then when you look at it, you will find that it is a repetition of the previous content. Chapters 27 and 28 have duplicate content.
The relationships between the characters are extremely confusing. . . Xuebao's father calls Xuebao's grandfather his in-laws, and Xuebao's second uncle calls Xuebao's grandma his aunt. . What do you think? .