A Three-Year-Old Lucky Charm Gathers Wild Harvests, While Her Sickly Dad and Rugged Mom Bring Prosperity to the Family

[Adorable Baby + Mountain Foraging and Getting Rich + Animal Speech + Pocket Mountain Space + Beloved by All + Crushing the Villains + Bringing Prosperity to the Whole Village + Three-and-a-Half-Year-Old Heroine] Three-and-a-half-year-old Jiang Nuonuo was called a money-losing burden by her heartless grandma and thrown into the deep mountains in the dead of winter. Everyone in the village said the little girl wouldn't survive. But the next day, the tiny tot came back riding a gigantic wild boar, a bamboo basket in her arms. Inside were winter bamboo shoots, wild chicken eggs, a century-old ginseng root, and a little white fox that refused to leave her side. Her awful grandma was dumbfounded. “Where did you get all this?” Nuobao blinked her big eyes. “The mountain gave it to me.” From that day on, everything changed for the Jiang family's third branch. Her sickly father could work in the fields again, her timid mother dared to swing a broom, her lame older brother found a miracle cure for his leg, and her silly uncle caught the eye of a renowned teacher. Other people went into the mountains and came back empty-handed. Nuobao always returned with a full basket. Wild boars brought meat, tigers stood guard, golden eagles showed the way, and fish jumped right into her bucket. When nasty relatives tried to steal from her, pheasants pecked them, wild bees stung them, and the Serpent King hung outside their windows in the middle of the night. Before long, the whole village was following Nuobao's lead, growing medicinal herbs, raising mountain chickens, digging up winter bamboo shoots, drying mushrooms, and building workshops. The poor mountain hamlet became a golden treasure trove. Then her long-lost maternal family came looking for her, and the powerful nobles of the capital knelt before her. Hugging her little bamboo basket, Nuobao said in her babyish voice, “Don't take Nuobao away! Nuobao still has to help all the village grandpas and grandmas eat meat!”