The Lucky Little Imperial Aunt Has Boundless Powers

Seven-year-old Hua Zheng is the youngest member of the Qin imperial clan by seniority. At birth, the Imperial Astrologer prophesied that she was “a reincarnated koi whose fate is tied to the nation,” and she was sent to cultivate on Spirit Mountain. Seven years later, with the nation's fortunes in turmoil, she descends the mountain at her master's command, only to discover that the emperor nephew she must save, Qin Heng, is a twenty-year-old young man driven to distraction by the affairs of state. And so the imperial palace becomes a sprawling scene of “childcare” and “being saved by a child.” With candied hawthorn in one hand and a spell in the other, the little imperial aunt uses her cheat-level koi luck and half-mastered magic to begin a chaotic life in the palace. She takes on treacherous ministers, breaks evil spells, and makes a fortune, all while raising her miserable imperial nephew into a wise emperor.