Three-and-a-half-year-old Nian Di was declared a curse destined to leave her family without heirs. In the three years after her birth, the Marquis’s wife failed to conceive.
She bore four daughters in six years but still couldn’t have a son. The Marquis’s wife blamed it all on Nian Di, beating and cursing her and denying her food and clothes.
When she became pregnant again, afraid the child would be affected, she abandoned Nian Di in a snowdrift and left her to die.
By chance, her sworn enemy, the Prince of Jin’s wife, passed by. Unable to bear the sight, she adopted Nian Di and took her back to the prince’s residence, renaming her Suisui.
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The Prince of Jin was the emperor’s brother and the foremost of the regional princes. Yet everyone in his household was unlucky, and the men were either disabled or injured.
What good was it to be able to have sons?
A family of unlucky souls taking in a little curse: a perfect match!
The Marquis’s wife waited to see the prince’s household make a fool of itself.
She waited and waited. The Prince of Jin, whose legs had been paralyzed, stood again and returned to the battlefield!
The eldest son, who had been poisoned and left unconscious, woke up and became the youngest censor in the empire!
The volatile second son, who would draw his sword at the slightest provocation, became gentle and refined, passed the imperial examinations with top honors, and rose to the highest degree!
The third son, who was picky about food and foolish, began eating more heartily than a pig. Now quick-witted and eloquent, he became the richest imperial merchant in the land!
The emperor hugged her, and his insomnia, which even the imperial physicians couldn’t cure, disappeared.
The empress dowager stroked her little face, and the chronic headaches that had plagued her for years vanished.
The Marquis of Ningbo’s household suddenly realized she wasn’t a curse at all, but a little dragon blessed with good fortune!
They hurried to the prince’s residence, weeping and begging for Nian Di back.
Suisui lifted her chin. Bad people can’t be her parents!
What to expect
[Story]: Lucky little dragon + adorable child + changing people’s fortunes + family bonds
[Setting]: After the blessed little dragon joins the prince’s household through a marriage exchange, she turns their fortunes around and becomes the darling of the entire imperial family.
It's so beautiful, it's wonderful, and the plot is compact. If I could give it a rating, I would give it 100 points. It's really good. In the end, I gave the author a big cup of coffee to refresh me, and a cup of milk tea to warm my stomach. Whee
Seeing that the heroine and the people around her are very good so far, the emperor is just like Jiang Liaozhi.
It's very, very good-looking. Why is the rating so low? It's very cute. The plot is also very compact and enjoyable. There are no supporting characters who are always disgusting. The emperor is still a bit evil. It ends too fast. I can't get enough. I'm looking forward to the extra episodes.
She is beautiful, I love Sui Sui, she is lively and cute, Prince Jin and his family are doting on her.
A very good novel, I really like it.
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good, good, good
So far, it's still pretty good.
Wonderful story, full of characters
Sui Sui (Little Dragon) is so cute and energetic, so cute and adorable.
It's actually quite good. Zaizai is very cute. It's one of the few books I've read in its entirety.