The Five Immortals Bring Blessings, and My Unlucky Dad's Fortune Soars

The manhua is now available. [Period Setting] [Farming] [Mysticism] [Adorable Child] [Parenting] [Ensemble Cast] [Can Speak to Animals]

A quirky, sharp-tongued little girl VS her frail, honest, unmarried father (Dad gets a love interest; the girl has no romance)

In the 1980s countryside of Northeast China, frail bachelor Zhao Tiezhu finds a five-year-old girl named Fubao while gathering firewood in the mountains.

On the very first day after bringing her home, his stepmother kicks him out with nothing but a dilapidated thatched hut and half a sack of sorghum. She even says that with a "jinx" of a daughter in tow, his life will only get worse.

That very night, Old Madam Zhao twists her ankle and knocks out two front teeth.

Meanwhile, wild game keeps showing up at the bachelor’s door every day, and he begins to dote on his little girl.

It turns out that the girl he found was raised by the grand masters of the Five Immortals: the Fox, Yellow Weasel, White Hedgehog, Willow Snake, and Gray Rat. She is a naturally gifted spirit child who can diagnose illnesses, divine fortunes, and read the future.

From then on, the bachelor and his daughter Fubao enjoy luck that adds up to far more than the sum of its parts.

Zhao Tiezhu’s health improves day by day. Whatever he plants yields a bumper harvest, and whatever he raises becomes valuable.

Little Fubao becomes a famous young immortal across the villages for miles around. Whatever she says comes true. She proves unbeatable in the whole village and declares herself King Fuda.

Content warnings:

1. The heroine’s father has a love interest. The heroine chooses her own mother, who appears around the 300,000-word mark.

2. There are a few awful characters, but not many. It has a small ensemble cast, with all kinds of people and characters who fall on every shade of the moral spectrum.

3. The story features the Five Immortals of Northeast China, but the heroine does not become a shaman. The Five Immortals are only her guardians.

4. The heroine never lets anyone get the better of her. If a dog bites her, she bites back. She has a mischievous little menace streak.

5. The heroine is precocious, but only when it comes to mysticism. In everyday life, she is just like any other five-year-old child.