The Little Milk Bun Doesn’t Know the Whole Family Gets Rich by Eavesdropping on Her Thoughts

Three-year-old Jiang Manman has just had her eggs snatched by her awful second aunt when a voice suddenly booms in the whole family's minds: [Go ahead and snatch them! The mice are going to drag out the private stash of money she hid behind the stove tonight anyway!]

Born able to hear what other people are thinking, Jiang Manman has no idea that her own grumbling can be heard by her whole family, too.

Who is pretending to be pitiful, who is trying to take advantage, and who is secretly mixing sand into the grain sacks: one glance from her exposes them all.

From then on, whenever a nasty relative reaches out to grab something, her rough-and-ready father is already blocking the door with a hoe. Grandma may dab at her eyes on the surface, but she turns around and finds the stolen goods with uncanny precision.

The family stifles their laughter as they use the little one's thoughts to dodge trouble, start businesses, raise chickens, and grow vegetables. Their lives get better and better.

Until one day, Manman stares at the strange man who has come through the door and lets out a shriek in her mind: [Oh no! How does he know I'm not really Daddy's child?]

The bowl in her rough-and-ready father's hand shatters with a crash...