Hao Xing is the queen of Dali Star. Because of a battle on her planet, she was forced to transmigrate into a novel on Earth.
The five-hundred-year-old queen of the past had become a soft and sweet little pitiful girl of only three and a half.
In the book, Hao Xing had not only lost her mother, but was also bullied by her stepmother and her half-siblings, who watched her like hawks all day long. They thought something was wrong with the child and wanted to drive her out of the house.
Stepmother: "Xingxing, could you eat a little less? You've eaten all one hundred chickens in the backyard."
Hao Yidian: "But I'm hungry. I can still eat a lot more..."
Stepmother: "Xingxing, let's just send you to an ordinary school. You grew up in the countryside, and we can't let other people bully you."
Hao Yidian: "It's okay. I'll be good..."
Brother and sister: "You little loser! Don't you dare take our things."
Hao Xing couldn't let her original self be bullied. When it came to the forces of evil, she would turn the tables. If they bullied her, she'd pay them back.
After a battle of wits and wills, her stepmother came to love and spoil her, and her half-siblings treated her like a little princess.
Stepmother: "Xingxing, we've raised another ten thousand chickens. They're all for you."
Brother: "If anyone bullies you, I'll take care of them."
Sister: "You can have all my dolls."
Hao Xing has a wealthy grandfather and a powerful uncle, not to mention a handsome older cousin who carries her around all day. They all ache for the poor child who had been left to fend for herself.
Grandfather: "Where do you want to go? Grandpa will take you there in his plane."
Uncle: "I heard Xingxing loves chicken, so I've bought you a whole chicken farm."
This pitiful three-and-a-half-year-old girl with a sad past ends up leaving everyone astonished after a little while. She often makes other people's children cry, runs slower than a cow, but is as strong as one. She's fiercely adorable!
Theme: Understanding love
I just thought that the heroine's mother broke up with her father after they got married. Then how come the stepmother's child is so much older than the heroine's, and she sleeps with another woman when she has true love? Don't let the word true love be discredited, okay?
The heroine is so stupid that she knew they were going to harm her but she didn't tell them yet and she still went with them to the park. She just said that she woke up yesterday and saw that brother bringing a mouse in. Anyway, if the children talk, they will definitely believe that these two children are too vicious. Looking at the introduction, it was cleared up in the end. If they were ordinary children, they would have been scared to death by the mice and were sold by human traffickers. Such vicious people did not take revenge. Did the heroine reconcile with them in the end? After reading these and the introduction, I didn't want to read it and gave up.