[Everyone’s Darling + Adorable Kid + Talks to Animals + Gossip + Taking Down Scumbags]
After her mother died, three-and-a-half-year-old Youyou was thrown down the stairs by the brother and sister who had usurped her place.
She wasn’t even dead yet, but her scumbag father had already arranged a grand funeral for her.
Luckily, a businesswoman passing by found injured Youyou in a trash can and took her home to the Ji family.
The Lu family called Youyou a jinx, a little piece of trash, and a burden, all waiting for the Ji family to kick her out.
Too bad their wish wouldn’t come true.
The Ji family raised Youyou like a little princess.
And Youyou used her own strength to protect everyone who loved her.
After she arrived, her uncle, who had been in a vegetative state, woke up, returned to the business world, and revitalized the Ji family.
Her second uncle, who had gone missing on a mission, was found and even earned a great merit in the process, earning several promotions.
Her youngest uncle, who had been cyberbullied into depression and nearly driven to suicide, returned to show everyone what he could do and became a shining superstar.
Even her stern, old-fashioned grandfather became the kindest grandpa around.
Who says Youyou is a jinx, a burden, or a piece of trash?
Youyou is clearly everyone’s precious little darling.
With her grandparents, uncles, and aunts doting on her, and her big brother the dog, big sister the pigeon, and grandpas the geckos telling stories to lull her to sleep, Youyou’s days are colorful and full of fun.
And all the villains who bullied her and her mother got what they deserved.
I really like reading this kind of books. The babies are very cute and the books are short and precise.
The storyline is vivid and interesting, and the relationships between the characters are beautifully described!
The pace is relatively fast and not draggy. Like. The character design is reasonable.
It's not bad, but it ends a little too quickly.
Very beautiful, worth seeing
The writing is humorous, lively and interesting, and beautiful to read
It was pretty good. I thought grandma would find a father for the child when she picked it up, but it turned out not to be the case.