Three-and-a-half-year-old Jiang Tang grew up in a Taoist temple on Qingyun Mountain. She excels at catching ghosts, reading faces, feng shui, medicine, martial arts, and inner energy. After spoiling her for three years, her master suddenly tells her that her earthly ties remain unresolved and sends her down the mountain to find her family.
And so, a tiny girl carrying a bundle bigger than herself and clutching half a jade pendant steps into the bustling capital.
Others would have to spend their entire fortunes to get a single pill, but she chews on them like candy. When the Imperial Medical Bureau is helpless against a difficult illness, one jab of her silver needle cures it on the spot. When ghosts terrorize the capital and everyone lives in fear, she slaps a vicious ghost until it begs to be called her great-aunt.
After finally finding the Duke's mansion and reuniting with her family, she discovers she has four older brothers...
From then on, she has the entire capital under her protection.
Go baby Youyou!
Well written, to the point, and interesting.
The writing is interesting, upholding righteousness and rejecting evil, and it also has a baggage.
Multi-dimensional description, clear structure, and super visually appealing.
It's really good! Keep up the good work, author!
It's very pretty, the little dumpling is so cute.
It's quite interesting.
Humorous and witty, worth having
It's very well written and I couldn't help but leave a comment. It's so rare to find such a gem. This is the first time I've seen a story that doesn't rely on a series of villains and awful characters to drive the plot. I really like the author's writing style; the details are well-described and don't make the reader feel annoyed. It's rare to find such a good story.
I've read part of it; the female lead is very strong, it's a satisfying read.