[Transmigrated into the body of a four-year-old country girl, with a father who doesn't care and a mother who doesn't love her? Not a chance! Her parents dote on her like she's a precious jewel. They're just terribly poor.]
Feng Shuxian was born into the fictional Great Ling Dynasty as the youngest daughter of the Feng family's second branch. Her grandparents favored the first branch, and her uncle's studies and imperial exams were all paid for through the backbreaking labor of her own family. She and her two older sisters could barely get enough to eat. Feng Shuxian made up her mind: This family had to split up!
With her childish coaxing, she got her timid father to stand up for himself for once. The family divided the land and grain, and went their separate ways. She thought they could finally settle into a simple life of farming, raising chickens, and building their fortunes. But then her honest, unassuming father revealed a hidden talent: he could memorize anything at a glance and draw inferences from it. When he was young, he had nearly passed the county-level scholar exam!
Feng Shuxian's eyes lit up. Why farm? She'd get her father to hit the books and take the exams!
The four-year-old became the family's number-one cheerleader. She used her lucky charm of a constitution to help make ends meet while cheering on her twenty-eight-year-old father, an “overage student.”
Feng Weilin clenched his fists. For the sake of his wife and daughters, so they could hold their heads high, he was determined to pass the scholar exam!
As it turned out, he accidentally made it all the way to the imperial palace and officially began his career in government.
Follow this family of five as they turn a hard life into a sweet one, stumbling along the way.
Ancient imperial exams, farming and family life, and an adorable little heroine. No golden finger, just a family's hard work and a little good luck.
It's really bad. The characters are thin and the names are all messed up.