Everyone in the capital laughs at Prince Ling, Ling Xuanjin, calling him a crippled rebel and hoping he'll die soon.
Heartbroken and hopeless, he hangs himself, only for a three-year-old girl who appears out of nowhere to stop him on the spot.
Other children would protect their fathers with all their hearts. This little money-grubber only cares about silver and family property.
She wraps her arms around his waist and says, utterly shamelessly, "You can die if you want, but first give me all your property! Once you're gone, I'll throw you a grand funeral, eat the banquet, and collect condolence money. That way, neither of us loses!"
The powerful nobles who come to bully him are left speechless by her fierce little retorts.
And Ling Xuanjin, who wants nothing more than to die, is so thoroughly confused by her crooked logic that he can't even die in peace.
From then on, an icy God of War is completely under the thumb of this greedy, fiercely protective little girl. Their lives turn into chaos, and together they defy fate and turn everything around!
Yaoyao is not a "cute" cute baby, but a "cute but more deadly" cute baby. Her sense of cuteness comes from losing control of her body - she stepped over the bench when she said harsh words, turned around handsomely and was caught by the door threshold, forgot to start again after counting the coins, threatened people with a silver needle and found the needle all over the floor. Her cruel feelings came from the unique twisted logic of a three-and-a-half-year-old - she regarded military rations and ink as sesame seeds, the Queen Mother's decree as a Yaolu membership card, and the apology document as "he wrote it himself, Yaoyao did not help him word it." Others write that Mengbao is "cute yet ruthless", while Yaoyao is "cute yet cruel" - open your mouth and you'll get the account, shut your mouth and you'll get the interest.