The Three-Year-Old Little Immortal: One Wave of Her Hand and Every Ghost Flees

[A real little darling + doted on by everyone + mysticism + lighthearted]

The Su family has found their long-lost youngest daughter.

She’s a tiny three-and-a-half-year-old, yet a master of the Taoist arts who can capture ghosts and summon spirits, read faces, and tell fortunes.

Wealthy merchants and nobles arrive from thousands of miles away, bringing gold and silver along with their household servants and guards, hoping the little darling will exorcise ghosts and change their fate.

The Su family’s three brothers turn them away at the door.

Eldest Brother Su: My family’s shops are all over the country. Do you really think we need your money?

Second Brother Su: I’m the great general who guards the north. I can take a man’s head from a thousand miles away, and you think you can fight me?

Third Brother Su: You think you can use your power to bully people? What, do you think even I, the Grand Secretary, can be pushed around?

The big shots from every walk of life: trembling with fear.

Hearing the commotion, the little darling rushes over in her Taoist robe, holding a peachwood sword. “Oh, it’s nothing! Yuanbao’s mission is to protect world peace! I’ll go subdue the demons and exorcise the ghosts as soon as I finish this chicken leg!”