Rich family + medical genius + supernatural healing + contrasting cuteness + relaxed and funny + group favorite
Under the overpass.
Three-and-a-half-year-old Su Tang was wearing a torn cotton-padded jacket that he had picked up. The tip of his nose was red from the cold. There was a piece of broken cardboard in front of him: "Seeing a doctor, telling fortunes, catching ghosts, one lollipop at a time."
Passers-by laughed at her for being a little beggar that no one wanted, until her second uncle, a medical genius known as the "Hand of God", parked his Rolls Royce on the side of the road and wanted to take her home with a gloomy look on his face.
"Come back with me! Engaging in feudal superstition at a young age will bring shame to the Su family!"
Su Tang hugged the telephone pole tightly, her voice trembling and crying: "No! There is death in my second uncle. There is a ghost in the operating room today!"
The second uncle looked down upon him.
Two hours later, in the top-notch operating room, the instruments exploded and the ghosts threatened their lives.
The cold second uncle collapsed and shouted: "Quick! Go to the overpass to ask the little ancestor to come back!!!"
From then on, the Su family's painting style changed suddenly.
The third uncle of the king of singers: "Tangtang, my uncle's voice is hoarse. Help me catch that ghost who loves to listen to operas!"
The richest man's uncle: "Tangtang, how is the feng shui of this piece of land? If it's not good, my uncle won't buy it!"
The father of the King of Hell: "Who dares to bully my daughter? Bring me the book of life and death and mark your name!"
Reader comments
Love children's books.
It's a perfect ending, but it feels like it's a little repetitive in some places.
It's well written, but it's so miserable!
It's beautiful, the subject matter is novel, and I love the glutinous dumplings!
Love children's books.
It's a perfect ending, but it feels like it's a little repetitive in some places.
It's well written, but it's so miserable!
It's beautiful, the subject matter is novel, and I love the glutinous dumplings!