Three-and-a-half-year-old Jiang Tangtang firmly believes that she is a human cub, but the bow on her head (which is actually a small horn) is a bit awkward, and her tail always likes to take away snacks. The "beautiful brother" she met, Xiao Jin, was a cold-faced regent who could hear her "roasted venison tastes so good".
Tangtang, whose tears turn into amber sugar, has become a "little medicine" that everyone covets, but Tangtang only thinks about the sweet-scented osmanthus cake. Li Xueji, the sick and weak prince in the cold palace, ostensibly disliked her for picking at her tassels, but secretly fed her with a pure gold frosted lamp. When Tangtang licked Xiao Jin's "hawthorn cake-flavored" wound to relieve the pain, trouble also ensued - her Taotie bloodline was quietly awakening, and on the first night of every month, she would turn into a furball and gnaw on the black iron sword to grind her teeth!
This is a sweet guide on how to raise (and protect) an ignorant little ferocious beast: heal the pain with real tear candy, use the arrogant prince as a playmate, and use the regent's mind-reading skills to hear how she plans to "eat all the delicious food in the world" with her milky voice. Can Tangtang's secret be hidden? Is she a drug guide, or is she a small "loophole" that even Heaven has not anticipated?
