Kang Ning transmigrated into the body of the four-year-old true heiress of a marquis’s household, and was bound to a Prophetic System.
On the day she was reunited with her family, the marquis’s household was raided. Her birth mother took Kang Ning to prison to protect the fake heiress.
In prison, Kang Ning was bullied, starved, and forbidden to sleep...
Kang Ning said, “Thank you, Mother, for suffering in my place.”
Her birth mother endured every hardship herself. From then on, she would fight to the death against anyone who dared lay a hand on Kang Ning.
The Grand Princess treated the true and fake heiresses like pets, while the fake heiress groveled for wealth and status.
Kang Ning said, “Dogs can’t be people, you know.”
Later, the Grand Princess wanted to be Kang Ning’s dog. Kang Ning rejected her flat-out.
Word spread that a little girl in the imperial city could predict the future with uncanny accuracy, and the emperor summoned her.
The imperial harem was rife with infighting, the ministers were shirking their duties, a prince was plotting rebellion, and foreign enemies surrounded the realm, ready to destroy it at any moment...
The emperor piled one impossible problem after another on Kang Ning.
Kang Ning said, “If you slack off, the bugs will bite your butt.”
“Keep fighting and your faces will break out in pimples.”
“Princes turn into woof-woofs and bite the big bad guys.”
“What are foreign enemies?”
Later...
The harem became peaceful and harmonious, all to keep pimples off their faces.
The ministers got up earlier than the chickens and went to bed later than the dogs, terrified of getting bugs in their bottoms.
The prince chased bad guys all over the city, with no time at all to plot a coup.
As for the foreign enemies, they were all “shrimp” scooped up by the emperor in a single bucket.
Kang Ning, the girl whose predictions always came true, helped the emperor unify the realm. Now that she had outlived her usefulness, everyone waited to see her head roll.
Kang Ning said, “As long as I live, the country stands.”
To avoid becoming the ruler of a fallen kingdom, the emperor treated Kang Ning like a living ancestor. Meanwhile, the entire marquis’s household, reduced to begging in the streets, regretted everything beyond measure.
