[Adorable Toddler + Everyone’s Favorite + Villains + Powerful Family + Reborn + Healing + Wild Imagination + Sweet Romance + Satisfying Revenge + Lighthearted + Secret Identities]
Tangtang is two and a half, and she has a little secret: she can see the “black fuzz” of bad luck clinging to her family.
She’s always on the go, trying to get rid of those ugly strands.
When her dad is about to sign a crooked contract, she rises onto her tiptoes and offers him a baby bottle. “Daddy, drink your milk. Be good!”
When her big brother is about to go down the wrong path, she clings to his leg. “Big bro, hug! Don’t go!”
She doesn’t understand business schemes or how cruel people can be.
She just knows instinctively that the “black fuzz” wrapped around her family makes her chest feel tight and uncomfortable.
She thinks it’s just a game of “cleaning up,” one that will make Grandpa, Daddy, and Big Brother all smell “nice.”
Until the grandfather who loves her most realizes that she always manages to “make trouble” at crucial moments in the family’s fate.
Watching her fret over him and everyone else, the old man suddenly remembers the unfathomable fear in her big eyes whenever she tried to stop them, a fear far too deep for a child her age.
He shudders, crouches down, and pulls her tightly into his arms, his voice hoarse:
“Sweetheart...”
“Why are your eyes... full of so much fear?”
“Is it because... you’ve seen us in an even worse place?”
[See how a two-and-a-half-year-old, guided by instinctive love, tears up the whole family’s script of hell.]
