The Three-and-a-Half-Year-Old Mystic Ancestor Goes Down the Mountain to Find Her Dad

The legendary master of the mystic arts, Ning Jiudu, failed her tribulation. When she woke up three hundred years later, she had become an adorable three-and-a-half-year-old, abandoned at the entrance to a Taoist temple. Before the old Taoist priest died, he told her to go down the mountain and find her father. So the three-and-a-half-year-old “old ancestor,” clutching a chipped bowl, heads into the city to livestream ghost-hunting, give feng shui advice, and tear into green tea bitches. As it turns out, her biological father is the head of the Shen family in the capital, a man with a deadly lone-star fate who has supposedly caused the deaths of two wives. When she enters the Shen household as a “master of metaphysics,” she discovers that her father's curse, her mother's whereabouts, and the enemy from her past life all point to a much bigger conspiracy. Adorable on the outside, an old ancestor in power, she goes on a face-slapping spree and trounces scumbags, delivering one sweet, satisfying victory after another.