>I dress up as a farmer's lucky star baby, and I rely on my strange power to pamper the whole family.
>On the day I was born, a sudden sweet rain fell after three years of drought. The villagers knelt down and worshiped me, saying that a goddess had come into the world.
>My parents hoped that I would grow up into a soft and waxy little cotton-padded jacket, but who would have thought that when I was three years old, I was grinding stones and hunting wild boars when I was five years old.
>The autistic little bamboo horse next door is always rescued by me by the collar: "What are you afraid of? Sister will protect you!"
>On the day he regained his status as prince, I was so frightened that I stuffed the love pendant into the stove: "How many bags of rice can I exchange for this thing?"
>He smiled and fished out the jade pendant from the ashes: "Enough to buy the world's granaries and hire you as the crown princess."
>Later the enemy troops pressed into the territory, and I raised the thousand-jin city gate with one hand.
>The military generals all over the court knelt down and shouted: "Please teach me the crown prince's peerless martial arts!"
