Nuannuan was a koi fish who had worked hard at cultivation for a hundred years and finally achieved success. But just as she was about to leap through the Dragon Gate, an accident happened.
She failed her tribulation, losing all her cultivation, and even her fish body was scorched. Luckily, her mother, who had already transformed into a dragon, helped her. She spent a hundred years of her cultivation to send Nuannuan into the human world to be reincarnated, telling her that if she gathered enough love, she could restore her golden form and resume cultivating.
When Nuannuan opened her eyes, she was lying in a battered wooden tub. Someone eventually rescued her, but she soon discovered that although the family was kindhearted, they were desperately poor, and the fortunes of her brothers and sisters seemed to be terribly out of balance. But no matter. She was a little koi, after all. Changing their luck would be a piece of cake!
A farming story. The heroine is not an all-powerful superwoman. If anything about her puts you off, please go easy on the criticism.
The koi carp leaps over the dragon gate. This koi carp is so cute! This book is super good.
This is a great read and highly recommended. I'd give it five stars and thank the author for the fantasy novel.
What about Nuannuan? The ending wasn't written... But it's still quite pretty. I've read it twice and still think it's great! Author, how about starting some sweet romance stories with siblings?! I can't wait!
Novel concept, concise and clever, quite appealing.