The Three-and-a-Half-Year-Old Great-Aunt Specializes in Disciplining Wayward Descendants

Yun Tang, an overworked office worker who died suddenly after staying up all night, opens her eyes to find herself the three-and-a-half-year-old darling of the Duke Dingguo household, and the biological paternal aunt of its current iron-fisted duke! Sporting two crooked pigtails sticking straight up, Yun Tang stares at the maids and matrons kneeling all around her, and at the “big nephew” Duke who is bowing respectfully before her. She is completely stunned. Does transmigrating come with a terrific nephew as a bonus now? Yun Tang had planned to lie flat and take it easy, but one grandnephew after another lines up for her to settle their grievances, keeping her little legs pumping so fast they’re practically smoking. Her nephews’ wives and grandnephews’ wives are even jealous of her enormous private fortune, scrambling to make her “accidentally” disappear. Yun Tang points with her chubby little hand and gives a soft, babyish snort, and those ill-intentioned people promptly suffer one mishap after another. From then on, a saying spreads through the streets: the little darling of the Duke Dingguo household is even more ruthless than the duke himself. Better to provoke the living King of Hell than the little darling! Meanwhile, the little darling stands on a specially made tall stool, brandishing a ruler and scolding her trembling grandnephews in a tiny voice: “Silence! Don’t believe rumors, and don’t spread them!”