A Three-and-a-Half-Year-Old Mountain God Cub Leads the Whole Family to Fortune in the Hills

[Adorable little treasure farming] [Hunting in the mountains and finding treasures] [Beloved by all and face-slapping] [Her mother shines on her own] [A groveling pursuit of his wife] [The whole family gets rich] [Real and fake heiresses] [A feel-good story with no angst]

Three-and-a-half-year-old Shen Tangbao is cursed by her wicked grandmother as a good-for-nothing burden. In the depths of winter, she and her mother are thrown out of the house.

Everyone expects them to freeze or starve to death.

But as soon as the little girl enters the mountains, an old pine tree calls out, “Little master, there are wild chicken eggs by your feet!”

A wild rabbit rubs against her trouser leg. “Tangbao, there’s a lingzhi mushroom on your left!”

A stream gurgles, “Come quickly! There’s gold dust at the bottom!”

From that day on, the mother and daughter, who had been so poor they could barely put food on the table, get a life-changing advantage.

Other people come back from the mountains empty-handed, but Tangbao returns with a full basket.

Other people depend on the weather for their crops, but everything Tangbao plants yields a bumper harvest.

When greedy relatives come to take their things, a goose chases them off with pecks.

When unscrupulous merchants try to drive down prices, wealthy families from the whole county compete to buy from them.

Even her maternal grandparents’ family, missing for many years, comes to find her and dotes on Tangbao beyond measure.

Later, the cold-faced prince who holds power over the court kneels at their door. “My dear, little one, I’ve come to take you home.”

Tangbao hugs her chubby little arms. “Get in line. Uncle Wolf in the mountains hasn’t agreed yet!”