Three and a Half Years Old in the Ming Dynasty: From the Start, My Modern Sister Was Feeding Me

Three-and-a-half-year-old Xiao Jiujiu, the eldest legitimate princess of the Ming Dynasty, is afraid of thunder. Clutching her ancestral jade pendant, she huddles under the covers, crying. When she opens her eyes again, she's landed in the kitchen of Lin Xia, a modern-day food blogger!

Seeing ice cream that doesn't melt even in summer in the fridge, the little girl's eyes go wide. "What an amazing ice chest!" When they go to the supermarket for snacks, she proudly slaps down Ming Dynasty copper coins, leaving the cashier completely baffled. When she rides an elevator, she clings to her big sister's clothes, tears in her eyes, convinced she's been trapped in a secret chamber full of mechanisms.

By day, she's the apple of Emperor Chongzhen's eye in the Ming palace, pestering the imperial chefs to recreate bread and spicy snack sticks. By night, she sneaks into the modern world as a sweet little foodie. No one knows that this adorable little girl, who's afraid of dogs and loves food, not only saved Empress Zhou with a box of cold medicine, but also planted sweet potatoes and potatoes as flowers in the imperial garden... The Ming Dynasty is about to be turned upside down by this three-year-old bundle of cuteness!