[Third-person narration]
The recipient's perspective:
My name is Jiang Shao, and I'm an ordinary high school graduate.
At the summoning ceremony, luck was on my side and I drew an SSR ultra-rare divine card: the Star-Moon Cat. That very day, I received an admission letter from a prestigious university, earning me the nickname "Little Lucky Star."
Full of anticipation, I boarded a flight to the Imperial Capital.
The people there were incredibly warm and friendly. For example:
On the first day, a classmate took me to complete my housing application ahead of time. When they learned I was from a remote, underdeveloped area, everyone fought to treat me to dinner. They even argued over who got to pay.
On the second day, a classmate took me to buy school supplies. The general manager of the Treasures Pavilion came to greet me in person, repeatedly calling me "Young Master Jiang" with great warmth. In the end, they even gave me a complimentary VIP card with a fifty percent discount.
On the third day, a classmate drove me in a luxury car to experience the splendor of the city center, patiently introducing me to the local customs and culture.
On the Nth day, I was attacked by an unknown assailant while looking for a part-time job. A passing classmate took me to the hospital and paid my medical bills upfront.
When I woke up, a group of strangers were fussing over me.
The doctor told me I'd lost my memory and needed to rest.
My father took me back to the Jiang family's enormous mansion, which covered more than three hundred mu. My fiance came to visit every day and took care of me in every possible way.
My happy life lasted for over a month.
One day, someone who looked exactly like me appeared at home.
It turned out they'd mistaken me for someone else. I wasn't the eldest young master of the Jiang family.
On a rainy night, penniless and with no memory, I quietly left the Jiang family. I walked down the street, shivering in the bitterly cold wind.
A kind classmate took me in and let me use their supplementary card whenever I wanted.
I felt bad freeloading, so I quietly went out to find work.
On my third day hauling bricks in the slums, more than a dozen luxury airships crossed the sky. They were the latest models this year, and their screens read: Welcome home, darling.
I wondered who could be making such a huge spectacle.
The next moment, the airships landed in perfect formation right in front of me.
Jiang Shao: ???
At the banquet, my brother and I stood beneath the lights, the center of everyone's attention.
It turned out I wasn't an impostor, but a lost gem who'd been left behind.
A passerby's perspective:
The young master of the Jiang family had been kept under close protection since childhood. They say he's aloof and mysterious, and possesses a divine-level summoned creature, the Star-Moon Cat. He's the very picture of a heaven-blessed prodigy.
One day, a new student named Jiang Shao arrived at Imperial Capital University. He dressed modestly and claimed to be from a remote region. Everyone looked at the Star-Moon Cat, curled up in the boy's arms and acting cute, and silently understood.
Since Young Master Jiang wanted to hide his identity, everyone would play along!
It was the perfect chance to get noticed and cling to a powerful ally...
The Jiang family's little young master, a lucky recipient, x a kindhearted, unlucky-operator gong
Reader's Guide:
1. Third-person narration, a wish-fulfillment story about drawing cards
2. Setting: modern alternate universe, both leads are each other's first
3. The blurb was screenshotted and saved on May 21, 2023
4. The cover uses a non-exclusive template. Thanks to the artist Jiang Ran
Theme: Show compassion and help those in need