The koi-fortune princess Hua Jiaojiao falls into the mortal world and is reborn in the deprived 1980s, becoming the little lucky star of Old Man Hua's family.
A drought? Hua Jiaojiao hopes it will rain tomorrow, and the village immediately issues a red alert for torrential rain.
No meat to eat? Hua Jiaojiao sits by a tree stump, waiting for rabbits to come, and a wild rabbit promptly runs straight into her.
No diploma? Whatever question Hua Jiaojiao reviews tonight appears on tomorrow's exam. People call her a master of predicting test questions.
Ever since the little lucky star Hua Jiaojiao came along, Old Man Hua's family has muddled through each day in a daze, yet their lives have kept getting better. Hua Jiaojiao has even moved from the countryside to the city.
Hua Jiaojiao has a childhood sweetheart named Qin Yiqian. Everyone says Qin Yiqian is even luckier than Hua Jiaojiao!
Only Qin Yiqian knows the truth: when luck falls short, money can make up the difference.
Qin Yiqian's favorite thing to do is feed Hua Jiaojiao.
Nougat, hawthorn slices, skim milk, canned fruit: Qin Yiqian plans to fatten Hua Jiaojiao up until she's plump and fair. Because chubby cheeks are easier to pinch...
Theme: Live well and make every day count.
Sorry, I wanted to support you, but I'm so childish.
Why use reed fish to persuade people to quit?
A little bit of luck is understandable, but the first chapter allowed me to take on the vision of ordinary people, only pity? Can't laugh