[Lighthearted and funny + adorable-child daily life + everyone’s favorite + satisfying revenge + absurd comedy + strong heroine + ensemble cast + political intrigue + bonkers plot]
Ever since Su Su, the Ning Prince’s only child, rolled down a rockery and hit her head, she woke up with a completely different personality.
The good days of the old libertine, Prince Ning, were well and truly over.
Other families had loving fathers and filial children. The Ning Prince’s household was a madhouse.
Three-year-old Su Su was either making trouble for her dad or on her way to doing so.
In just half a month, she not only squandered every last coin in the prince’s treasury, but also gathered the young heirs of the aristocratic families to form the “Capital Kids’ Crew.”
While other children recited poems and practiced calligraphy, Su Su was busy spending money and building her empire.
While other children behaved and did as they were told, Su Su was busy gossiping, flipping tables, and getting into brawls.
Then one day, everyone realized that the infamous three-year-old “good-for-nothing little princess” was actually…
The hottest opera house in the capital belonged to her.
The most profitable pastry shop belonged to her.
The biggest bandit chief had acknowledged her as his boss.
Even the head of the martial world’s most powerful sect called her “Little Ancestress.”
The common folk set up longevity tablets for her, while the young dandies recognized her as their big sister.
As everyone fought tooth and nail over the throne, Su Su counted her gold ingots on her fingers. She already had money and people on her side. Wouldn’t it be strange not to join in?
So she promptly hauled her little shadow, the young imperial grandson, onto the dragon throne.
But compared to the throne, she preferred being the sweet-voiced little regent who held the entire court in her hand.
[Note: This is not a serious palace-intrigue or political-strategy novel. It’s a lighthearted, funny, feel-good story about an adorable kid.]
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