Three-Year-Old Xiaoman Heads into the Mountains, and Wild Boars Line Up to Offer Meat

[Adorable child adored by all + farming and foraging in the mountains + five uncles + System + getting rich through food + face-slapping wish fulfillment + light mysticism + family life] Four-and-a-half-year-old Su Nuonuo is dumped by her biological father and stepmother in Blackwind Ridge, a mountain sealed by heavy snow. Everyone says, "That little fool won't survive the night." But the next day, Su Nuonuo's five penniless uncles rush into the mountains and find the little girl hugging a fat squirrel, sitting atop a heap of century-old ginseng and munching on a roasted sweet potato. Nuobao blinks her big eyes. "Uncles, the mountain says it'll take care of me and you, too." From that day on, it was as if smoke rose from the Su family's ancestral graves, or fireworks had gone off. The lame eldest uncle works the fields, and golden corn sprouts from barren land. The unlucky second uncle goes into the mountains, and wild boars run into trees and knock themselves out. The tongue-tied third uncle cooks, and people line up in the county town to buy his mushroom soup. The bankrupt fourth uncle sets up a stall, and copper coins come pouring into his basket. The sickly fifth uncle studies, all the way to the capital, where he petitions the emperor for justice. The villagers stare in disbelief. The greedy relatives grow jealous. Her biological father and stepmother regret what they did. Nuobao hugs her little rice bowl and says with fierce cuteness, "You didn't want Nuobao before, but now Nuobao is super precious. You can't afford me anymore!" Later, imperial merchants come begging for goods, nobles come begging for medicine, the county magistrate comes begging for rain, and even the capital's bigwigs line up to call her their little ancestor. But Nuobao just curls up in her five uncles' arms and carefully counts copper coins. "One, two, three... So much money! We'll get wives for the uncles and buy meat for Grandma!" The whole family bursts out laughing. The five uncles' eyes turn red. They hadn't raised a little niece at all. They'd picked up a gold mine that knew how to act cute.