From the Start, I Was Abandoned in a Mass Grave, and My Prince Consort Father Dotes on Me at the Cost of His Life

[Adorable child + doted on by everyone + animal speech + little lucky star + no CP]

The day her mother died, three-year-old Wanwan was abandoned in a mass grave, pitiful and alone.

By chance, a young lord passing by brought her home. At first, she thought she’d simply have somewhere to eat and sleep, but the whole marquis household spoiled her rotten, laying every treasure at her feet. If she wanted the moon, they wouldn’t even give her the stars.

Ever since little Wanwan came to the Pingyang Marquis household, the marquis, who had long suffered from insomnia, slept better every night; the second young master, whose hands had lost all feeling, gradually recovered, picked up his paintbrush again, and became famous across the land; and when the third young master was sent to provide disaster relief, Wanwan said a few words as soon as he arrived, and rain began falling from the sky.

That’s not all. When Wanwan greeted a plump calico cat, she uncovered the nasty maid who had been sticking pins into a little effigy of her young lord father behind his back. When she chatted with a butterfly in the imperial garden, she found the imperial jade seal hidden beneath the peonies by the treacherous consort. And when she chirped away with sparrows on the branches, she exposed one conspiracy after another.

Then she casually picked up a beggar who turned out to be the leader of the martial arts world! Everyone fought to take her as a disciple. So, would that make her the adorable leader of the martial arts world?

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At a palace banquet held to welcome foreign envoys, little Wanwan dazzles everyone and earns praise from the entire court.

Her scumbag father’s family can’t sit still. They try to take advantage of her success and bring the little lucky star back home.

Shen Yuchen: “You say she’s your daughter, so that makes her your daughter? Got some nerve.”

Wanwan doesn’t even look at them. She simply takes Shen Yuchen’s hand. “Daddy, let’s go home!”