Reborn as the Villain's Cannon Fodder Kid: I Win Everyone's Love with Mind Reading and Infrastructure

[Transmigrate into a Book + Mind-Reading System + Villain’s Daughter + Everyone’s Darling + Infrastructure Development + Feel-Good Power Fantasy + No Saintly Heroine] Shen Zhiyi, a civil engineer, woke up one day to find she had transmigrated into the historical romance novel she’d been reading just before she died. She had become the three-year-old daughter of Shen Yuan, the Duke of Zhenbei and the story’s great villain: a little cannon-fodder destined to die of illness at five, with her death driving her father into complete villainy. Her mother was already dead, her father was cold and distant, the inner household was full of hidden dangers, and the entire family was against her. What a truly disastrous start! Fortunately, her golden finger had arrived: the [Mind-Reading System] was online! She could hear people’s thoughts, tell friend from foe, avoid plots against her, and use System rewards to build infrastructure on the side. From then on... While other three-year-olds planted flowers, she built irrigation works, paper mills, and granaries. While other adorable toddlers charmed people with their cuteness, she had only to say, “Uncle, what you’re thinking doesn’t match what you’re saying,” to leave the powerful ministers in the court collectively speechless. Her icy father melted at her charms. “No one is allowed to bully my daughter.” The iron-willed empress dowager slapped the table. “This child belongs to me now!” The young emperor fell silent for a moment. “...It wouldn’t be unreasonable to make her a commandery princess, would it?” With the thoughts of the court’s officials laid bare, the little cannon-fodder girl was adored by everyone as she grew up. She had thought all she needed to do was survive. Who knew she would change not only the villain’s fate, but the fate of the entire world? When everyone finally realized that this sweet-voiced little girl was the one turning the world upside down It was already too late. They had spoiled her rotten.