The Three-and-a-Half-Year-Old Lucky Star of the 1970s, Spoiled by Her Village-Chief Uncle

[Period Setting + Cherished by All + Lucky Star + Family Regrets Too Late + Farming and Building Wealth, Sweet and Clear-Headed Little Lucky Star VS Tough, Protective Clan of Village-Bully Uncles]

After a fortune-teller called her a “jinx,” three-and-a-half-year-old Nuannuan had her jade pendant ripped off by her biological parents and was abandoned in the freezing countryside.

While the fake heiress lived in luxury, her biological parents and siblings watched coldly. “Let her fend for herself in the countryside. That’s what she gets for stealing our good fortune!”

But the four Li brothers, notorious old bachelors from the neighboring village, found Nuannuan nearly frozen and took her home.

The villagers all scoffed: Four lazy bullies who couldn’t even afford to eat were taking in a jinx? They’d all starve to death sooner or later!

But after Nuannuan arrived, everything changed

When Nuannuan said she was hungry, pheasants and rabbits ran into trees and knocked themselves out.

When Nuannuan got sick, her bully uncles went up the mountain and dug up a hundred-year-old wild ginseng root.

Even her uncles, who had been so poor they couldn’t afford a thing, suddenly found their calling. The eldest became a transport tycoon, the second a black-market mogul, the third a factory director, and the fourth got into Tsinghua University!

Meanwhile, her biological family’s business went bankrupt, and her siblings couldn’t catch a break even when drinking water. They were plagued by bad luck.

On a stormy night, her scumbag father led the whole family to kneel in front of the Lis’ luxurious villa, weeping and begging Nuannuan to come home.

The eldest uncle held a butcher’s knife, while the second uncle stood with a huge dog on a leash. They sneered, “Get lost! She’s the ancestor of our Li family!”

Nuannuan sat on her fourth uncle’s shoulders, munching on imported chocolate. She blinked and said, “Uncle, Auntie, if you’re begging for food in the middle of the night, try another house.”