You Called Me a Jinx? My Prophetic Little Girl Helps Me Win Without Lifting a Finger

In 1982, Chen An’an is thrown out by her in-laws because of her unlucky streak, the kind where even drinking cold water makes you choke. Their excuse? They need to make room for her “lucky” cousin.

Divorce? Fine! Chen An’an shrugs, takes her three-year-old daughter Tuantuan, and moves into a ramshackle hut so desolate that even ghosts wouldn’t bother to live there. She plans to lie flat for good.

But who knew her daughter’s little mouth had the power to make things come true?

Tuantuan points at a patch of wasteland. “Mom, there’s something shiny in the dirt!”

One swing of the hoe, and crates of gold nuggets buried by a rich landlord come tumbling out!

Tuantuan looks at her former husband’s family. “That mean uncle is going to take a big fall!”

The very next day, her ex-husband’s investment fails, and he loses everything!

Chen An’an just wants to take it easy, but her daughter turns her into the richest woman alive.

As her ex-husband’s life gets worse and worse, he kneels and begs her to remarry him. Tuantuan plants her hands on her hips and sends the dog after him: “Close the door! Go, Wangcai! Bad guys, back off! Back off! Back off!”