Three-and-a-half-year-old Yun Chaochao has a father who is facially paralyzed. Unfortunately, his father's memory is not very good. He stayed in seclusion for three years and completely forgot about her.
It doesn't matter, Chao Chao can play by himself.
She developed a strawberry-flavored pill, chatted with the spiritual chicken, and lived a happy life.
Until one day, my biological father finally remembered that he had a daughter.
"Chaochao, you have no spiritual roots and are not suitable for cultivation."
"Oh."
"Father, let's take you to the mortal world."
"Okay."
Immortal Lord Ling Xiao prepared three sets of words of comfort, thinking that his daughter would cry and hug her lap.
Result——
"That's great! Finally, we don't have to take Bigu Pills anymore! There are candied haws in the world! There are sweet-scented osmanthus cakes! There are beggar's chickens!"
Lingxiao Immortal: "..."
On the first day after being thrown down the mountain, Chao Chao found that his jade vase had turned into a spiritual spring: watering a dead tree made it blossom and bear fruit. Water the weeds and they will grow into towering vines.
From then on, Chaochao lived a happy life of "eating wherever he went".
He climbed over the wall into the palace and was picked up by the Queen Mother as a pistachio.
The ninth princess clings to her every day, and the third prince rushes to bring her food.
The concubines in the harem lined up to give her gifts, and the emperor came to see her in person.
The whole dynasty wants to pamper this little girl.
But Chaochao only has one worry -
Why are so many people trying to rob her?
"Chaochao, go back to the palace with the imperial grandmother and eat candied haws every day!"
"Chaochao, come to me and I'll let you ride a big horse!"
"Chaochao, follow me back to the Alchemy Sect and teach you how to make alchemy!"
"Chaochao, come to the Spirit Beast Sect and ride the spirit beasts as you like!"
Thousands of miles away, Lingxiao Immortal looked at the latest entry in the parenting notes: "On the 35th day when my daughter is not around, I miss her. I will pick her up tomorrow...
