The Three-Year-Old Can Talk to the Past and Present, and Makes a Fortune by Emptying the Ancient World

[Adorable child][Farming in the countryside][Hunting in the mountains for treasures][Trading goods between past and present][Single mother’s comeback][Satisfying livestream story][Whole-family darling][Misty space gate][Fake and real wealthy families][Warm and healing]

Jiang Wanning’s wealthy mother-in-law tossed a paternity test at her. “Bastard child. Take your daughter and get out.”

She scooped up her three-and-a-half-year-old daughter, Jiang Nuonuo, and dragged her battered luggage back to her old home in the mountains.

Everyone in the village said her life was over.

No money, no house, no man, and a toddler to raise.

But the very next day, Nuobao emerged from the back mountain with a little bamboo basket on her back, then tipped out its contents onto the table with a childish voice.

Wild ginseng, raw honey, termitomyces mushrooms, agarwood, and a blue-and-white porcelain bowl from three hundred years ago.

Jiang Wanning was dumbfounded. “Sweetie, where did you find all this?”

Nuobao blinked. “Behind the mountain gate! There was a grandpa crying because he was hungry, so I traded him some candy.”

From that day on, Nuobao started running back and forth between the two worlds.

The modern world was short on pure wild produce?

Nuobao took her mother on mountain hunts and livestreamed them. They picked matsutake by the pound, harvested whole patches of lingzhi, and mountain spring fish jumped right into their buckets.

There was famine in the ancient world?

Nuobao brought salt, sugar, seeds, and little pills, saving an entire village. The people began calling her the little mountain goddess.

Haters accused her of putting on a show, but the next second, the livestream caught a century-old white fox bringing them ginseng.

Greedy relatives came to steal the house, only for the ancestral land deed to leave the whole village stunned.

Her wealthy mother-in-law regretted everything and begged to make up. Nuobao planted her hands on her hips. “Too late! My mama’s super expensive now!”

Later, the man who had been missing for years returned, covered in snow and wind, and gathered mother and daughter into his arms.

He said, “Wanning, I never abandoned you.”

Hugging her little basket, Nuobao nodded. “Daddy, be good. From now on, you’re mine to take care of too!”