[Adorable Kid Troupe Favorite] [Exiled and Stockpiling Supplies] [Traveling Between Two Worlds] [Healing Slice of Life]
The chubby little girl with an uncanny gift for fortune-telling has been exiled because her whole family was implicated!
The General's Mansion, renowned for saving the kingdom, was framed by traitors, and the entire family was banished to Lingnan, a miasma-ridden land. With too little food and clothing, the family’s strongest members falling ill, and the old, weak, sick, and disabled all around, it seemed they were doomed to perish there.
Who could have guessed that when the copper coin Chen Ya, the family’s little darling, wore on her person grew warm, she would somehow end up in a strange place called the “modern city”!
Inside a metal carriage, Yaya pinched her chubby little fingers together and pointed at the scumbag in front of her. “Big brother, the mistress you’re keeping on the side is about to have your baby. She’s going to run off with your banknotes!”
The onlookers were stunned, and she made a name for herself in one fell swoop! By reading feng shui and telling people’s fortunes, Yaya traded for backpack after backpack of rice, flour, cooking oil, and fever medicine.
“Daddy, take your medicine. You’ll feel better once you do.”
“Sweetheart, which immortal bestowed this divine water in the glass bottle upon you?”
“Um... It was the shopkeeper at a celestial realm called the Great Pharmacy!”
As the wasteland in Lingnan filled with golden crops, chickens and ducks flocked in droves, and the cellar ran out of room even to stand, the villains in the capital could no longer sit still. How was the Chen family getting richer and more prosperous the longer they were in exile?
I suspect it is an AI text. The preface is wrong and the postscript clearly shows that you can get a big bag of rice from the supermarket in the past, but you can't get it later. And it's a lot repetitive, and there are a lot of hidden plots that haven't been mentioned. The portrayal of the key characters is average (the whole family was emotionally out of control at the beginning) and it is not a heart-warming Zazai novel. Unhappy text I was originally following "Ya Ya's Purse: Deserted Village to Utopia (Little Ya Ya in Lotus Village)", which is much better. There is another similar book called "Five-Year-Old Zai Zai Can Tell Fortunes and Travel to Modern Times to Raise a Family" written by Li Wai, which is also good.