Gu Yiyun thinks his life has gone completely rotten.
His company has gone bankrupt, his wife has run off with their money, and now he's drunk by a garbage heap, planning to spend the rest of his life with the flies.
Then, beside a trash can, he finds a little beggar girl as filthy as a lump of coal.
Feeling softhearted for a moment (mostly because he's too drunk to think straight), he drags her home, planning to kick her out at dawn.
But when he wakes the next morning, he is dumbfounded.
After a wash, the little beggar is breathtakingly beautiful, but knows nothing about the world. Pointing at the television, she asks, “Why is there a little person trapped inside this black box?”
Gu Yiyun rubs his temples. Great, he's picked up a pretty burden with nothing in her head.
But then a string of strange “good luck” comes his way:
The deal he's about to lose? She brings over a cup of “dew tea,” and the client signs on the spot.
The bonsai he's growing is about to wither? She casually waters it with a little “foot-washing water,” and overnight it's covered in blossoms, drawing offers at an exorbitant price.
Even when he buys a lottery ticket, she points at one at random and he wins a modest prize...
His enemies try to crush him? Somehow, they end up suffering the consequences themselves.
His ex-wife mocks him? In the blink of an eye, a top tycoon in her own circle treats him like an honored guest.
At last, Gu Yiyun realizes something is off. He corners his little wife, who's trying to iron his suit with “just a tiny bit of magic.”
“Tian Jiaojiao, tell me honestly. Who are you, really?”
Tian Jiaojiao blinks her innocent, wide eyes and confesses softly:
“Actually... I'm a fairy from Heaven. I just... made a little mistake.”
Gu Yiyun: “...So?”
Tian Jiaojiao taps her fingers together. “So, husband, when are we going to chase away those bad people who bullied you?”
