A Max-Level Baby in the 1980S: Farming and Spoiling the Whole Family

Man Bao'er transmigrates to the remote southwest in the 1980s and becomes the little jinx who supposedly brought death to her entire family. She is then adopted by the Song family, the poorest household in the village. The Songs are a bunch of old, weak, sick, and disabled people, and the villagers all wait to see who Man Bao'er will curse to death first. But who could have guessed that after being adopted, the little jinx would turn into a little good-luck charm? With the [Fortune-Blessing System] in hand, Man Bao'er helps her whole family rise from rock bottom! On the first day after the adoption, the Song family becomes the village's first Five-Good Family. On the second day, wild animals run into trees of their own accord, and pheasants hop into the pot and lay eggs. On the third day, Old Man Song, who had one foot in the grave, works a medical miracle and becomes healthy enough to dig two mu of land. On the fourth day, Man Bao'er brings the Wolf King home to play, and digs mushrooms, ginseng, and snow lotus to her heart's content. On the Nth day after the adoption, Yongquan Village is developed into a top tourist destination for visitors from home and abroad, becoming the country's number-one village. Even villagers who lie flat at home get paid? On the N+1st day after the adoption, Yongquan Village is hailed as the world's number-one paradise village! Powerful people from around the globe scramble to buy homes there for their retirement, and prices soar far beyond those in the capital?! As the number-one village's head, Man Bao raises wolves, takes her birds for walks, and teases bears at home, quietly keeping her achievements to herself. More and more people pursue her, and the wing-clipped young man who has stayed by her side all along panics. His eyes red, he asks, “Man Tang, do you still want me?”