A Three-Year-Old Lucky Star Begging for Food? Powerful Officials and Tycoons Fight to Be Her Dad

When she was three, Nan Bao, the legitimate daughter of the Prince's manor, was branded a "jinx" and abandoned in a mass grave.

The fake daughter in the capital wears gold and jade, while everyone waits for Nan Bao to disappear without a trace.

Who could have guessed that fortune would protect her, and that she had a clever heart capable of discerning good from evil?

Half a roasted sweet potato saves the cold-faced Grand Secretary. A piece of candy wins over a retired business tycoon. A few babyish words of comfort convince even the greatest female martial artist to drive her carriage.

Nan Bao begs for food along the way, and turns one down-and-out big shot after another into a godfather or godmother.

The Prince's manor repeatedly sends people to stop her, only for the villains to suffer the consequences of their own actions.

When Nan Bao finally reaches the capital, the fake daughter still tries to drive her away in front of everyone. But behind her, a convoy stretching for ten miles arrives one carriage after another.

The capital's nobility bow to welcome her. "Little mistress, we have brought all your estates."

But Nan Bao looks at the Prince's manor's tightly shut gates and asks just one question:

"Father, the person who switched me back then is in there, isn't he?"