Abandoned in the Snow in the 1980s? My Uncle Took In a Little Mountain God

On a snowy night in 1980, Tangtang’s birth mother, the village beauty, abandons her three-and-a-half-year-old daughter in the snow so she can marry into the city and live a life of luxury. She cuts ties with her, saying, “How am I supposed to marry into a rich family with you dragging me down?”

The whole village laughs at her poor, lame uncle, calling him an idiot for taking in a little “good-for-nothing” who’s nearly frozen to death and treating her like a treasure when he can barely feed himself.

But who could have guessed that this little girl was the reincarnation of a tiny sacred mushroom from the Mountain God’s court?

On Tangtang’s first day at home, a fat wild chicken runs headfirst into the doorframe and dies!

On her second day, her uncle’s bad leg, which had troubled him for years, heals without treatment, and he’s soon running around like new!

On her third day, she points a little finger, and a century-old wild ginseng is found deep in the mountains and sold for a fortune!

From trading mountain goods and forming a transport fleet to building a grand tiled-roof house and becoming the richest person in the country, Lin Jianguo wins at life every step of the way in the golden 1980s, thanks to his niece’s “tiny bit” of luck!

The poor little girl who was abandoned is spoiled like a precious jewel by her tough uncle, while a fallen young master from the capital holds her in his heart and protects her.

Years later, her birth mother is thrown out by her fake-rich family. Watching the dazzling heiress on TV, she regrets everything and falls to her knees, weeping and begging to be reunited.

Tangtang coldly pushes her away. “Sorry, I have an uncle, not a mom.”