The Adorable Baby Takes on the World, and Powerful Men Fight to Be His Dad

After dying, the sickly Zhan Xingchen transmigrates into the body of an adorable child in ancient times. With the healthy body she'd always dreamed of, she decides to seize the opportunity and enjoy life to the fullest. With her incredible strength, she joins her father in hunting in the mountains. She also uses her space to help her family grow crops, raise livestock, and open shops. She never expected her father's identity to be so extraordinary: he's the second son of a marquis. For the sake of her older brother's education, the family returns to the capital, only to have her uncle's wife secretly take away his school admission spot. Little does she know that Zhan Xingchen has already secured a renowned teacher and arranged for her brother to enroll alongside her. Disguised as a boy, she enters the academy and demonstrates an astonishing talent for learning, stunning everyone in an academy competition. To keep a low profile, she joins a sect, only to be snatched away by an eccentric old man from the snowy mountains and made his successor. With the help of the Tang Clan's poison master, she manages to escape, but then the Tang Clan's eldest young lady captures her to use as a test subject. Enraged, she empties the Tang Clan's stores and brings about the dissolution of its sect. At last she joins a sect, where her senior brothers mistake her for their junior brother. She fights a giant python barehanded, ventures into a freezing pool alone, rides a white tiger, and has an eagle deliver her mail. She outwits her senior brothers and sets her senior sisters' hearts aflutter. After her gender is revealed, she fears her senior brothers and sisters will retaliate, so she runs away. But disaster strikes from above, leaving her with amnesia, and she begins a very different life. Tribal chief of a small grassland tribe: “My adopted daughter is amazing! She keeps making me king, leads the herders in farming, trains the troops, and builds up the tribe until we're the rulers of the grasslands, famous far and wide.” Countries everywhere rush to curry favor and propose marriage alliances. The grassland's fierce flower: “I'm not getting married. I might consider taking a husband into my family, though. It's just that there are so many people, from so many different backgrounds, and some of them look oddly familiar.” Some come to propose marriage, some to acknowledge their kin, some to claim her as their master, and some to call her big brother?