Wolf-Raised Cub with a Space: Surviving the Disaster Years

After three years of severe drought, the Cangyun Kingdom finally welcomes the so-called “blessed child”—a girl prophesied by a Daoist priest to change the nation’s fate.

But fate is cruel.

Shen Ningning, the blessed girl, is stolen right after birth and abandoned in the deep mountains. She is later taken in by a kind family, but her life there turns into constant abuse from a cruel aunt, both verbal and physical, pushing her to the edge of death.

In the end, a passing wolf pack can’t stand it anymore and takes the fragile child away. From that moment on, she is protected and raised by wolves.

And little Ningning is no ordinary child.

The wolves have no food? No problem—she has billions of supplies stored in her interdimensional space. Food and clothes are never an issue.

A long drought dries up rivers and ruins crops? She casually summons a Spiritual Spring that brings life back to the entire mountain.

No money? Not a problem either. One Spirit Herb can be sold for a thousand taels of gold, and wealthy merchants line up just to buy from her.

An enemy nation dares to invade? She quietly crafts gunpowder and sends them flying.

When a scheming “pure and innocent” girl tries to steal her identity as the blessed child, her real birth family finally shows up. Her biological father—the Prime Minister—spoils her endlessly and shows no mercy to those who wronged her.

When asked about her dreams, Shen Ningning answers simply:

“To raise Langlang, make lots of money, save lives, and beat up bad people!”

Meanwhile, the hot-tempered Crown Prince Mo Lingwei silently watches over her.

“My dream,” he says, “is to protect my Ah Ning… even if it costs me the entire kingdom.”