The Five-and-a-Half-Year-Old Lucky Carp

Jin Jin is a little koi spirit. To save her people, she gives up her core to obtain water, then transmigrates into the period novel "Marriage Road in the 1980s" as Hua Sijin, the green-tea villainess. At this point, the villainess is only a cute five-and-a-half-year-old girl, and a little dim-witted.

The Hua family is the poorest in the village. After having five sons, they finally welcome a daughter and dote on her with all their hearts. People mock them as a family doomed to misfortune.

After the little koi transmigrates,

Hua Sijin's mental fog clears, and she grows slimmer and prettier.

Her mother's rheumatism gets better, and she works even harder to earn work points.

Her father's lame leg is corrected, he runs like the wind, and he becomes the village team leader.

Her eldest brother's stutter gradually improves, and his silver tongue helps him become one of the three-good students.

When the Hua boys go swimming, fish leap into their buckets. On their way home after work, wild boars run headfirst into trees. They even spot precious reishi mushrooms just passing a patch of wilderness...

The Hua family's life gets better and better, and the people who mocked and looked down on them are left red-faced.

One day, Hua Sijin goes out to play and accidentally saves a young boy. He turns out to be the only son of the richest man in the city.

In "Marriage Road in the 1980s", the boy will grow into a top power whom even the male lead looks up to and respects...

Everyone thinks Hua Sijin is blessed with good fortune. Those who once shunned and despised the Hua family now cry and beg to get close to them.

[Little Koi x Big Shot]

Theme: Finding success and love