Su Tang disappeared for six years. When the Su family found her and brought her home, everyone thought she was just a frail, timid little thing. No one knew she had just returned from the cultivation world and could understand every animal on earth.
On the first day of a wilderness survival variety show, the whole internet mocked her for getting on through her brother’s connections. But then a wild boar charged at her and obediently stopped right in front of her; a pangolin led her to a hidden water source; and an orca carried her across a strait. The comments went wild: “Can she talk to animals?!”
Su Tang’s three uncles and older brother, from a poker-faced CEO to a top-tier star director, from a surgeon to a stubborn campus heartthrob, all turned into doting relatives who spoiled her rotten.
Eldest Uncle: “Tangtang wants to go on a variety show? Go ahead, but the production team must provide three rescue teams.”
Second Uncle: “It’s my show. My niece can do whatever she wants.”
Third Uncle: “You have to drink soup every day. I’ll keep an eye on you remotely.”
Her brother: “Whoever bullies my sister will have to answer to me first.”
But Su Tang doesn’t need anyone to protect her. When Lin Wei, the fake heiress who stole her good fortune and framed her at every turn, tried to make her a scapegoat, Su Tang flipped the table: “You want to cry? Go ahead. I’ll watch.”
Animals are her friends, and her brother has her back. She’s the wildest little menace on the show.
No male lead, adored by the whole family, easygoing comeuppance, animals lend a hand, hilarious survival adventures. Across three seasons of variety shows, from wilderness to deserted islands to snowy mountains, watch this little lunatic reclaim the good fortune that was hers.
