Exiled During the Famine: My Three-Year-Old Has a Barn Full of Grain

Lu Yaoyao, the most pampered little immortal of the Mystic Sect in all three realms, accidentally survives her death tribulation by landing in the body of the youngest daughter of the Lu family, whose entire household has been confiscated and exiled. From then on, she has to find a way to survive while taking care of her whole family. Barren wastelands, deserts stretching as far as the eye can see... Oh, no! This time, she’s doomed from the start! As her clansmen are about to starve to death in the desert, Lu Yaoyao pinches her chubby little fingers together. “The merit my great-grandmaster owes me is due!” With her left hand, she summons a Pixiu dimension, digs up a century-old ginseng root in the wilderness, brings a spring of living water bubbling up in the desert, and even turns a broken bowl into a lucky charm. With her right hand, she uses the divination arts of the Mystic Sect to read the heavens, the earth, and the fate of nations. Even the new emperor comes to ask her for a favorable wind before ascending the throne. With her Pixiu dimension and her knack for the supernatural, Lu Yaoyao thrives in the land of exile with her entire family in tow. Gradually, everyone discovers that the little ball of glutinous rice from the Lu family, who can barely walk without wobbling, can help the county magistrate’s wife conceive one day, ward off ill fortune for the soldiers at the border the next, and even find the Imperial Seal in a stone she picked up on a whim!