A Famine-Year Child Livestreams, and Aunts Across the Multiverse Go Wild with Tips

[Farming and running a business] [Adorable child] [No romance] [Lighthearted and funny] [Multiverse livestream] [Contrasting cuteness] [No awful relatives in the family]

In a year of famine, five-year-old Gu Xiaoman was so hungry she scraped ash from the bottom of a pot and ate it. Suddenly, the silver lock pendant her mother had left her began to glow.

On a water mirror, a screenful of words she couldn't understand scrolled by:

"Don't eat pot ash, sweetie! Auntie's sending you a meat bun!"

She took a bite of a wild greens dumpling, and the comments burst into tears: "Sending the kid ten roujiamo! Double eggs, please!"

When she planted her hands on her hips and chased away the weasel stealing their chicken, the top donor, an immortal cultivator, showered her with spirit artifacts: "This is the god of war from our world!"

The most pitiful child in Dry Creek Village became a top-tier star, adored and raised online by millions across the myriad worlds.

Xiaoman didn't understand what livestreaming was. She only knew that she should do whatever the aunties liked to watch:

Make tofu, compost manure, reclaim farmland, simmer sauces, open a shop... The gifts kept pouring in as food, seeds, and blueprints.

The whole village: Manman must be the reincarnation of Wenquxing!

Xiaoman, slurping spicy-and-sour noodles she got from the gifts, looked solemn: "I'm not Wenquxing. I'm just a kid being raised online by the aunties."

[The kid brings the cuteness, the aunties send the gifts, the family makes money, and the whole village is left amazed. Every chapter features a new dish or a new source of income. The family has no awful relatives, the ensemble is warm and cozy, and the pace is lightning-fast.]