The Fourth Concubine was framed and thrown out of the Governor's mansion.
Six months later, she gave birth to fraternal twin girls.
The elder sister, Yiyi, was a little lucky star: sweet and adorable, she ran into good fortune wherever she went, and everyone loved her.
The younger sister, Lele, was born with a birthmark and branded ill-omened. Bad things happened whenever she opened her mouth, and everyone shunned her.
Five years later, Lele's curse of bad luck made the old madam fall, while Yiyi picked herbs and healed her leg.
The old madam sent someone to take the little girls home. Only then did she learn who they were: her own granddaughters. She immediately brought them back to the family.
The Fourth Concubine seized the chance to win the governor's favor and take revenge. Yiyi did everything she could to help, while Lele tried to pitch in but only got in the way.
Yiyi brought good fortune, while Lele brought bad luck. The sisters turned the Governor's mansion upside down: one moment, money would fall from the sky; the next, disaster would strike.
One day, the governor finally realized Lele was a little jinx and wanted to send her to live with relatives in the countryside.
Yiyi refused. She would protect her little sister.
She would make the most of her lucky-star nature and bring good fortune to the Governor's mansion!
But whenever Lele opened her mouth, bad luck plagued the mansion at the height of its success.
The governor fretted. “What are we supposed to do?”
He loved them both equally!
Either he sent both daughters away, or they had to take the good with the bad.
Even the fiercest beast does not eat its young.
Yiyi and Lele both stayed at the Governor's mansion, where every day became a whirlwind of chaos...
