Exiled to the Ten Thousand Mountains: The Adorable Miaojiang Child Raises Gu and Becomes Emperor

[Exile and Development] [Adorable Beloved Child] [Comeback] [Growth] [Feel-Good Story]

Sang Yuanshan, the Grand General Who Guards the Nation in the Great Sheng Dynasty, came from a family of loyal heroes. For three generations, his family had guarded the northern frontier. Then an imperial decree confiscated their home and exiled them to the Hundred Thousand Mountains.

On the way there, the whole family looked utterly despairing. Only their three-and-a-half-year-old great-granddaughter, Sang Sang, was excitedly rubbing her hands together. She was a genuine Miaojiang Saintess, reincarnated in the womb! These Hundred Thousand Mountains? They were her turf in her previous life!

When corrupt guards pilfered their rations, Sang Sang released mind-bending Gu worms and made them chew rocks for three days while insisting they tasted great. When bandits came down from the mountains to rob them, Sang Sang rode a tamed giant black bear and slapped them into the ditch one by one. While other exiles survived on bran and weeds, she led her family in digging up century-old wild ginseng, taming thousand-year-old golden snakes, and opening mines to forge weapons. They turned a barren wilderness into a prosperous city stretching for thousands of miles!

Two years later, enemy cavalry broke through the capital's gates. The foolish emperor fled in terror in the middle of the night and urgently issued an imperial decree summoning the Grand General to save the throne. When the messenger reached the boundary marker of the Hundred Thousand Mountains, an army of Gu worms blanketed the entire valley.

Sang Sang sat cross-legged atop a giant golden-scaled serpent and gave a babyish chuckle.