A Poor Family Picks Up a Little Rascal: Farming Our Way to Prosperity

A strong, homegrown heroine + a spiritual spring dimension + the ability to understand animals + everyday family life + building a fortune

Nuobao was dying of illness when her adoptive father sold her to a trafficker. Thinking she was about to die, she opened her eyes again and found herself as Huanuobao, the youngest daughter of the Hua family.

Her kind-hearted father had a booming voice and cherished her like the apple of his eye.

Her sweet-smelling mother kissed and cuddled her every day, lifting her high in the air.

Her three older brothers, who had found her, wished they could tie her to their waistbands and take her everywhere.

The villagers all laughed at the family of Hua Laoer. They were so poor they had to cover their bottoms with roof tiles, yet they’d foolishly picked up some wild girl from who-knows-where. Just wait until she became a burden!

But who could have guessed Nuobao had arrived with good fortune and provisions? The vegetables grown by Hua Laoer’s family flourished, their chickens and ducks thrived, and their crops yielded more than anyone else’s. While the villagers ate pickled vegetables with lumps of dough, the Hua family feasted on meat.

Hua Laoer hadn’t picked up some wild girl at all. He’d found a little child blessed with good fortune.

The whole village began flocking to the Hua family, hoping to get some of their good luck.

Even the sickly young man recuperating at the estate loved visiting the Hua home.

Something wasn’t right. Something really wasn’t right!

When the adoptive father who had sold Nuobao learned she was still alive and had helped the Hua family grow rich, he regretted it so much he could have torn out his own entrails. He wanted to get Nuobao back...