[Adorable little treasure] [Get rich harvesting the sea] [The whole family’s darling] [No toxic relatives or frustrating drama] [Feel-good face-slapping] [Island management] [A lucky little dumpling]
Jiang Nuonuo is three and a half. Her mother has been driven out by her husband’s family, her uncle is seriously ill, and her maternal grandparents are so poor they can’t scrape a single grain of rice from the bottom of their pot.
Everyone says the Jiang family is finished.
But Nuonuo clutches a little wooden bucket and runs to the shore, calling in her babyish voice, “Sea, Nuonuo’s hungry!”
The next moment, the tidal flats erupt into chaos.
Big green crabs line up to crawl into her bucket, sea cucumbers push out from between the rocks, old clams open their shells and spit out pearls, and even beneath the hull of a wrecked ship lies a chest of silver ingots.
The vicious granny who bullied them is dumbfounded.
The unscrupulous merchants who tried to steal their business are on their knees.
The wealthy families who looked down on the fishing village are panicking.
Even the county magistrate comes to their door in person. “Little ancestor, please save the county’s saline-alkali land!”
Nuonuo blinks. “I can, but one sack of rice isn’t enough. I want ten.”
From then on, the run-down fishing village is transformed.
They raise shellfish on the tidal flats, farm fish in the sea trenches, grow melons in the salt fields, and dry salt in the sea breeze.
Her mother opens a shop, her uncle starts a shipping business, her maternal grandmother manages the accounts, and her maternal grandfather repairs the pier.
With a little bamboo basket on her back, Nuonuo gathers golden abalone today, digs up sea cucumbers tomorrow, and the day after that hauls up a handsome amnesiac daddy.
When powerful nobles from the capital come looking to seize her family’s sea routes and treasure, Nuonuo stands atop the waves with her little shovel in hand.
“This is Nuonuo’s sea. Bad people can’t have it!”
Nice cute baby catching up with Haiwen