The Three-Year-Old at the Good Samaritan Inn: The Whole Internet Was Moved to Tears

[No romance] [Adorable child] [System] [The whole internet in tears] [Metaphysical face-slapping] [Cathartic revenge on scum] [Good people] Her mother has barely died when the three-year-old is thrown out by her father and stepmother. They even pull the worn-out shoes off her feet and give them to her younger stepbrother! On the brink of death, Qibao unexpectedly binds herself to the overpowered Good People’s Inn System. All she has to do is accumulate merit, and she can obtain god-tier items and even bring people who died unjustly back to life! From then on, the three-and-a-half-year-old innkeeper sets off on a gloriously satisfying journey to stamp out every kind of malice in the world, accompanied by three adults who were planning to kill themselves! A top-tier star bullied online clears his name here, and the trolls across the internet kneel and apologize. A bankrupt tycoon who jumped from a building gets back on his feet, while every enemy who set him up is sent to work a sewing machine in prison! The inn also welcomes countless souls burdened by unfinished business: the spirit of a guide dog that waited fifteen years for its blind owner, the elderly mother of a fallen hero, a firefighter who charged into a blazing inferno… Every night, golden light soars above the inn. As viewers watch the livestream, they cry their eyes out and frantically send tens of billions in tips, just for a glimpse of a miracle! But when the wicked stepmother’s son comes down with a strange illness and kneels in the snow, begging Qibao to save him… Qibao gives him nothing but a cold look. “Those are the inn’s rules. We don’t treat people with ill intentions!” Heavenly retribution strikes: her scumbag father goes bankrupt and ends up scavenging through the trash, while her stepmother is thrown in jail! Sitting atop a mountain of merit, the little girl announces to the world: “Good people get what they deserve, and bad people must die! Who still dares to call me a bringer of bad luck?!”