The Little Lucky Star Picked Up by the Marquis's Estate, Adored by the City's Elite

[Historical romance, adored by all, adorable child turns the tables, animals understand human speech] When three-year-old A Ning was abandoned in the wilderness amid howling wolves, she thought she was going back to the Bridge of Helplessness to help her mother make soup. Instead, the Carefree Marquis's household took her in, to bring good fortune to their foolish young heir. But she pointed at him and mumbled, “Huh? Why does Big Brother Heir always have a black hat on his head?” She reached up and took it off, and the young heir began reciting a wealth of knowledge without a stumble. She gave the old master a wild chrysanthemum, and three days later, he chased his son around the courtyard with his cane, shouting, “You dared steal the flower crown A Ning made?!” Most outrageous of all, the Duchess, who had been without an heir for fifteen years, fell asleep on A Ning's lap. That very night, the physician detected twins, and the entire household showered the servants with celebratory cash! Even the war on the northern frontier, which had turned the emperor's hair white with worry, was resolved when A Ning hugged a warhorse around the neck and whispered to it. Somehow, the finest steeds in the enemy camp defected overnight, bringing a map of their route for a surprise attack! The capital erupted. Prince Jing rushed over in the middle of the night: “Become my adopted daughter, and you can tear apart anything in my manor's storerooms!” The Crown Prince presented her with the Eastern Palace's command token in both hands: “My hidden guards will help you beat up bad people from now on!” The Carefree Marquis's household went completely mad. The young heir built a ten-meter-high wall in the middle of the night, while the old master smashed the late emperor's imperial staff: “Anyone who dares steal this little one will have to deal with this dog-beating stick first!” A Ning stared blankly at a bowl of ingredients for Meng Po's soup. “Mortals are so strange... Mother said nobody likes drinking this soup, didn't she?”