Tang Shisanyue’s First Book

Tuantuan is four and a half.

The bad news: Her father died in service. The whole village calls her a “traitor's child,” and her poisonous aunt stuffed her in a sack and threw her into the snowy mountains to feed the wolves.

The good news: A three-meter-long mutant tiger recognized the bloodline of its benefactor, crushed a wolf's head with one paw, and carried her home.

Even better news: Her father left a letter: “If I don't come back, these seven men will all be your fathers.”

Seven calls went out, and the skies over seven cities cleared at the same time.

A financial tycoon cut off negotiations worth tens of billions: “My brother's child matters more than the Nasdaq.”

A senior special forces officer went AWOL from his military base and came through the clouds in an armed helicopter.

A top hacker wiped out an entire forum in five minutes, down to the exact street address.

The underground emperor took off his sunglasses. “No one in Southeast Asia dares lay a finger on someone under my protection.”

Seven men, each at the top of his field, lined up outside the ICU.

Then a tiger blocked them at the door, sniffed each one from head to toe, and only then let them in.

When someone called her a bastard, Zhao Weidong went live nationwide and made 1.4 billion people apologize.

When she was afraid of injections, Ye Tian stood outside the nurses' station all night with a military dagger in hand.

When she asked whether chicken drumsticks had to be peeled, Ling Feng bought the parent company of the fast-food chain.

When she secretly hid half a steamed bun to sleep with, the seven men sat in the dark all night. Not one of them could say a word.

When someone tried to take her tiger away, Zhao Weidong called the commander of the military region: “Special enlistment. Service number 00985S. Handler: Tuantuan.”