The Four-Year-Old Immortal Darling Chops the Dragon Throne with One Sword: Dad, Come Out!

[Adorable child + ghost hunting + mind reading + fantastical setting + face reading and fortune-telling + palace intrigue + wish fulfillment + no romance] Fuya, a chatterbox with a naturally benevolent heart and an immortal body, can draw talismans to catch ghosts, communicate with animals, and even shoot flames from her hands. When she was four, the master who had raised her kept his promise and sent her down the mountain to find her biological father. But the world was treacherous, and she nearly got sold. After finally finding a place to stay in a rich man's home, she managed to drive away the new concubine he had just married. With her impish cleverness and a little medical skill, she cured Prince Qin's chronic illness and settled down in the Prince Qin's residence with a little boy in tow. But then a ghost came seeking justice, and she drove the princess consort mad, turning the whole household upside down. In the end, she was taken to the imperial palace to answer for her crimes. Only after arriving at the palace did she realize that it was full of scheming women and restless spirits. Not only did she have to keep busy drawing talismans, she also had to soothe the emperor, whose head had sprouted “green grass.” If she failed, she'd be dragged off to the East Gate vegetable market. Fortunately, her skills kept improving. With her powers to slay demons and vanquish evil, she left the Empress Dowager paralyzed, made the Imperial Noble Consort disappear, and sent the girl who claimed to be her father into the forbidden palace… At last, little Fuya could live in the imperial palace without hiding. But so many “fathers” came forward to claim her using a token portrait. Which one was real, and which one was fake?