[Urban Fantasy] [Mysticism] [Adorable Child] [Play the Pig to Eat the Tiger] [Face-Slapping] [Celestial Master] [Feng Shui] [Reborn]
The seventy-year-old head of Mount Longhu and all his Taoist disciples kneel before a three-and-a-half-year-old toddler, all to beg him to come down the mountain... and go to kindergarten!
Who could have guessed that this chubby little boy, nibbling on a steamed bun, was once the ninety-nine-year-old Celestial Master with the highest seniority in Mount Longhu?
Reborn into a new life, he has the [Celestial Master's Eye] from the start. One glance reveals everything: fortunes, disasters, deadly misfortune, even whether someone's partner is cheating on them!
On his first day at kindergarten, a nouveau riche snatches his chicken leg and humiliates him with ten yuan. In a babyish voice, he says, "Auntie, you'll lose thirty thousand yuan at noon, and you'll fall face-first into a muddy ditch too."
That very noon, the woman in the BMW plunges headfirst into a muddy ditch and instantly goes viral across the city!
His snobbish homeroom teacher throws his crayon talisman into the trash, only for a wealthy tycoon to come right over with a hundred million yuan, begging him to draw another!
Everyone at the kindergarten thinks he's a poor kid from the urban village, unaware that Yunzhou's richest man, underworld bosses, and top doctors are already lined up to call him "Little Ancestor"...
Yin energy surges beneath the kindergarten sandbox as a "Seven Star Fortune-Transfer Formation" quietly takes shape, one that will devour the entire city's fortune. The coin at its center is the Five Emperor Coins he lost in his previous life!
"You want to trade poor people's lives for your own riches? Did you ask me, your three-and-a-half-year-old Little Ancestor, first?"
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