The Phoenix Descends, Bringing Prosperity to Her Family, Her Country, and the Entire Court

A phoenix from the Ninth Heaven undergoes a tribulation and becomes Xu Zhaozhao, a little farm girl. Her parents love each other, but they’re so poor they can barely scrape by. Her sharp-tongued aunt is mean, and her brothers are so hungry they’re practically skin and bones. It’s hell mode from the start, but Zhaozhao clenches her tiny fists and says, “I’m not scared!” She’s born with a lucky touch. She pats a hen, and it lays eggs until its legs go weak. She pats the vegetable patch, and the greens grow taller than people. She waves her little hand, and her father finds treasure in the mountains. Their lives grow better and better. Her sharp-tongued aunt becomes her number-one fan, her brothers turn into doting sister-complex fanatics, and even her usually stern grandmother treasures her like the apple of her eye. Zhaozhao thinks she’ll spend this life helping her family grow rich through farming, then settle down as a leisurely little landowner. But one day, the phoenix dimension inside her suddenly awakens. Its spirit spring can cure every illness, and its celestial soil can grow rare treasures. The Xu family rises from poor farmers to imperial merchants, becoming fabulously wealthy. When her eldest brother comes first in the highest imperial exam and makes a name for himself in the capital, everyone discovers that the phrase he says most often is: “Everything I have is thanks to my little sister!”