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

[Ancient-Era Beloved Little Darling + Adorable Baby Turns the Tables + Animal Communion] When three-year-old A Ning is abandoned in the wilderness, with wolves howling all around her, she thinks she is going back to the Bridge of Helplessness to help her mother make soup again.

Who would have thought the carefree Marquis's manor would take her in to bring good luck to their foolish young heir?

But then she points at the young heir and mutters, "Huh? Why is big brother always wearing a black hat on his head?"

She reaches out and plucks it off, and suddenly he can recite everything he's ever learned.

She gives the old master a wild chrysanthemum, and three days later, the old man chases 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 has been unable to bear children for fifteen years, falls asleep with her head in A Ning's lap. That very night, the doctors diagnose her with twins, and the whole manor showers everyone with lucky money!

Even the war on the northern frontier, which has the emperor losing sleep and turning gray, is resolved when A Ning hugs a warhorse around the neck and whispers to it. She somehow persuades the enemy's prized horses to defect overnight, bringing along a map of their secret attack route!

The capital is instantly thrown into an uproar:

Prince Jing rushes to claim her in the middle of the night: "Become my adopted daughter, and you can take apart anything in my manor's treasury!"

The crown prince presents her with the Eastern Palace's command token: "My hidden guards will help you beat up bad people from now on!"

The Marquis's manor goes completely mad:

The young heir builds a ten-meter wall overnight, while the old master smashes his imperial cane from the late emperor: "Anyone who dares steal my little one will have to answer to this dog-beating stick first!"

A Ning stares blankly at a bowl of ingredients for Granny Meng's soup. "Mortals are so strange... My mother said nobody likes drinking this soup, didn't she?"