Tide's Lucky Treasure: Three Brothers Spoil Her Rotten

Three-and-a-half-year-old Duoduo was frail and sickly. On a snowy winter night, her heartless adoptive parents cruelly abandoned her at a desolate shelter by the reefs to fend for herself.

At death’s door, Li Haigen, the poorest fisherman in the village and buried in debt, gritted his teeth, wrapped her in his tattered padded jacket, and carried her home.

Everyone in the village laughed at the Li family. They couldn’t even feed their three growing boys, and now they’d picked up a useless little burden. The whole family would be begging in no time!

But who could have guessed that the ancient jade pendant around little Duoduo’s neck would grow hot, giving her the ability to understand the thoughts of every seabird, fish, and shrimp?

“Two giant green crabs, each weighing two jin, are hiding in a crack in the reefs to the east. Come catch me, you dumb two-legged beast!”

“A category 18 typhoon and huge storm surge are coming tonight. This broken roof is about to collapse. Run for your lives!”

“The water’s warm at the bottom of Reef Bay. Stick the oysters upright in the mud, and they’ll grow plump and dripping with fat!”

Thanks to Duoduo’s golden advice, the Li family dodges disasters, digs up giant clams, claims a bay, and starts an aquaculture business! The eldest brother becomes a major fish farmer, the second becomes a shipping magnate, and the third gets into a top university!

The awful neighbors who once laughed at them now kneel and beg for advice. The heartless adoptive parents who abandoned her grow jealous and try to snatch her back, only to end up behind bars.

Then one day, several luxurious ships bearing the provincial capital’s registration numbers sound their horns and seal off the harbor. A shipping magnate worth hundreds of millions, his eyes red, kneels before her. “Our precious daughter! Your mother and father have finally found you. Come home with us and inherit our billion-yuan fortune!”

Duoduo turns away and clings to Li Haigen’s neck. “I’m not going! Wherever my mom and dad are, that’s my home!”