I’m Lucky, So What Have I to Fear?

This child is extraordinary.

The rain that had been falling without a break stopped the moment she was born, so they named her Funiu, “Lucky Girl.”

This child is extraordinary.

When she was three, she suddenly burst into tears just as her grandfather was about to leave and wrapped herself around his leg, refusing to let him go.

So her grandfather picked her up and stayed home with her.

Then came news that a wild boar had broken into the fields and gored someone.

This child is extraordinary.

Though she was still very young, she was fascinated by her grandfather's Five-Animal Exercises, and she was strong enough to lift a bucket of water with ease.

Before she was four, she had begun practicing martial arts and become a “tomboy” who could shatter a boulder with one punch.

This child is extraordinary.

[This story takes its time. Since it's about growing up, it unfolds gradually. After all, no one can grow up overnight, so there may not be too many dramatic twists and turns, but it is sure to be a warm and wonderful story.]

[This story also has a golden finger. The reason every story I write has a golden finger is that it lets me make things happen that can't be done or achieved in real life. It's a kind of beautiful wish, even if it only comes true in a novel!]

Theme: Inspirational and positive