A Sent-Down Youth for a Father, a Beautiful Mother, and a Lucky Baby Cherished by the Whole Village

[The 1970s, Period Drama, Adorable Baby, Beloved by the Whole Family, Lucky Charm, Blessed Baby, Food, Feel-Good Story]

The moment she opened her eyes, she found herself reborn as a tiny baby in the 1970s, still sucking on her fingers.

Her biological father was a handsome, cultured youth sent from the city, full of talent but ostracized by others.

Her biological mother was the most radiant, voluptuous beauty for miles around, yet people looked down on her for having "given birth to nothing but a money-losing girl."

The whole village was waiting to laugh at the family of three.

But the moment the little baby sneezed...

Wild pheasants from the mountains lined up to charge into their yard. Big fish in the river leaped frantically onto the shore. Overnight, twenty eggs appeared in the old hen’s nest behind the mountain!

When her parents took her up the mountain, she plopped down on the ground and sat on a hundred-year-old ginseng root.

When they took her to the river, she dipped her little feet in the water, and fish, shrimp, and crabs crawled ashore and lined up by themselves.

Jealous, grasping relatives stormed over to steal the child’s good fortune. The moment they stepped over the threshold, one strained their back, another twisted an ankle, and a chicken pecked one in the face.

Her father, the city youth, topped the college entrance exams and got into the best university in the capital. Her voluptuous mother turned her cooking specialty into the first ten-thousand-yuan household in the entire area.

The whole village finally understood: this wasn’t a money-losing girl, but a precious little treasure sent from heaven!

But the little big shot who would one day hold the capital in his power was still a stubborn seven- or eight-year-old boy. Every day, he stuffed White Rabbit Creamy Candy into his pocket and climbed over the wall to see her.

"Hey, girl, you can have my candy, but from now on, you can only play with me."

The little baby sucked on her candy and said in her childish voice, "Add one more peach cake, and I’ll think about it."