[Lighthearted Comedy] [Adored by the Little Ones] [Everyday Life Raising Kids] [Feel-Good Power Fantasy]
After missing the cutoff for Beiqing University by one point in the college entrance exam, Su Lingbai dies in a fit of rage. When she opens her eyes, she has transmigrated to the Great Qian dynasty.
The Heavenly Dao tosses her a single line: “Choose a language, and I’ll grant you a talent for it.”
Su Lingbai shouts, “Elegant speech! The kind that lets me talk to high-ranking officials and nobles!”
The Heavenly Dao replies, “Fine. Baby talk.”
Su Lingbai: “???”
With her max-level baby-talk ability bound to her, while everyone else transmigrates to scheme in the inner courts, she is forced into the childcare business!
The three-month-old legitimate eldest son of Duke Xiao’s manor is known as the “Little King of Hell.” He had gone through twelve wet nurses since birth, but the moment she holds him, he falls silent.
Her baby-talk skill automatically translates his irritable little voice: “Idiots! The threads on my swaddling blanket are digging into my toes. Are you grown-ups all blind? This older sister is the only one who’s normal!”
The eight-month-old little princess of the Marquis’s manor fake-cries whenever she opens her mouth, but the instant Su Lingbai touches her forehead, she breaks into genuine laughter.
Her baby-talk skill automatically translates the princess’s sweet little voice: “Wah, she saw right through me... But her hands are so warm. Hold me a little longer, please.”
The six-month-old twins at the general’s manor are one aloof and one chatty. Together, they can cry loud enough to bring down the camp tent, but with one in each arm, Su Lingbai restores peace to the world.
By understanding the thoughts of little children, Su Lingbai rises from a humble wet nurse to become the capital’s top early-childhood tutor. From investigating poison at the duke’s manor and resolving a crisis at the marquis’s manor to averting disaster at the general’s manor, she not only outclasses the scheming inner-court women with her professional childcare knowledge, but also makes a fortune!
The matrons and ladies of every powerful household in Chang’an grow frantic: “Raise her pay! Double it! Give her a house! Anyone who tries to poach Miss Su will have to answer to me!”
Su Lingbai helplessly spreads her hands. “Ladies, I’m just a wage worker doing a job for monthly pay.”
The little heirs of Chang’an’s noble families cling tightly to her legs. “No way! Auntie Bai can only be ours!”
Didn't the beginning of the first chapter say that he was an orphan without a father and a mother? How come he has a father and siblings again in the sixth chapter? Didn't the author read the article from the beginning????