A Family Is Exiled, but the Adorable Child Empties the Imperial Treasury and Helps Dad Rebel

Three-and-a-half-year-old Jiang Suisui regains her memories just before her whole family is arrested and sentenced to exile in the wilderness.

The imperial decree arrives, the whole household is dressed in mourning, and her relatives wail in despair.

Only little Jiang Suisui calmly toddles over and pokes her father, who commands the army; her mother, richer than the nation; her uncle, the world's greatest swordsman; and her grandfather, a powerful figure at court.

“Dad, don’t cry. The tiger tally under your bed, the gold bricks in your bedding, and the ten thousand private soldiers beneath the rockery in the back garden will be gone if you don’t move them now.”

“Mom, your dowry isn’t just the ceremonial procession of red wedding gifts everyone knows about. You should do something about the jewelry in the cellar that could buy half the capital, too.”

“Uncle, didn’t you say your sword was your life? What’s the point of living if you don’t swipe that ancient divine sword from the imperial palace treasury?”

“Grandpa, it’s time to collect the retirement fund you stashed in the enemy kingdom’s treasury!”

The whole family: “!!!”

So everyone in our family is a sly old fox except me!

Then, just before the soldiers break down the door, the Jiang family, under the unified command of their three-and-a-half-year-old toddler, clears out their entire household, then loots the imperial palace treasury, armory, granary... They even pry the pearls off the emperor's throne.

On the road to exile, other prisoners chew tree bark, while the Jiang family enjoys hot pot in their carriage.

When greedy relatives show up hoping for free food, Jiang Suisui innocently offers them a roasted sweet potato. “I’ll give you a great deal: just ninety-nine taels!”

Her pocket dimension is full of endless sweet potatoes, so no one needs to worry about starving.

A year later, the emperor receives a letter: “You lousy emperor, my dad says it’s time for someone else to sit on your throne!”