As the little princess of the Celestial Realm, Li Niaoniao gave her father, the Celestial Emperor himself, a whole new understanding of what it meant to be “the Demon Pill reborn.”
She turned the entire Celestial Realm upside down, throwing everything into chaos.
Whenever the immortals saw her, they hid if they could, terrified that this little menace would latch onto them.
After she made him absolutely desperate, the Celestial Emperor angrily kicked her down to the mortal world. He meant for her to experience the joys and sorrows of mortal life, mellow out, and learn to behave and grow up a little.
But who could have guessed that the family she was born into would spoil their children even more than the Celestial Emperor did?
The Li family of Shili Village had flourished for a hundred years, with several children in every household.
Unfortunately, every child they had was a boy.
For generations, the Li family had longed for a girl. As one generation after another hoped in vain, their anticipation eventually turned to disappointment, and they gradually stopped expecting one.
Li Niaoniao’s arrival was like a sudden rush of life-giving water into a spring that had long run dry, rekindling hope throughout the Li family.
She was the first girl born to the Li family in a hundred years! No question about it: spoil her! Spoil her rotten!
It's okay. The little heroine came down to earth to experience tribulations and met her family who loved her very much. In order to let her family and the people of this country live a life of food and clothing, she led everyone to grow high-yield food and make the people's lives richer.
This is what I want to see. It's touching!
It's a short novel, a semi-refreshing article, not bad. It's just that gods come down to earth after a calamity, so is the mortal world a hell? Is it really purgatory on earth? When gods come to the mortal world, if they change the fate of mortals, even if it is a disaster, the gods will be punished by the laws of heaven. So what does the laws of heaven represent? Does it mean that the human world is indeed a purgatory, where we must experience birth, old age, illness, death, and all kinds of disasters? What do the gods represent? What is the meaning of God's existence?
No one has given me a review. It's not a cool article suitable for health care.
Good looking and worth recommending
Make a mark. I've read this book.
It's nice to watch and the plot is very heartwarming
For an old bookworm, it's okay. It's not that interesting and I don't hate it. I also finished listening to the short article.
The five-star review is great.
Looks good, looks good, looks good, say important things three times