After the milk ball arrived, the father who had no heirs had a string of good luck.

After being reborn in ancient times, Tang Rui finds herself abandoned by her biological mother and left in the care of her master. Deemed too much of a burden due to her hearty appetite, she is promptly packed up and sent away to live with her father. Upon arrival, Tang Rui makes a startling discovery: her father is actually a prince. However, he is a prince who has been left disabled in both legs, unable to consummate any marriages, and consequently without an heir. To complicate matters further, his sprawling estate houses a harem filled with an eclectic variety of women. Rather than seeing them as rivals or threats, the endearing little girl views each concubine through a uniquely pragmatic lens. She cheerfully declares the lovestruck princess to be her father’s personal logistics manager, while the gentle, unassuming concubine serves as his chief strategist. The chubby, food-loving woman is deemed his source of joy, the one whose wealth rivals a nation becomes his money bag, and the highly skilled fighter is appointed his bodyguard. Only the wicked third concubine earns no such title, dismissed simply as cannon fodder. Surrounded by this colorful cast of characters, Tang Rui can only sigh at how incredibly lucky her father truly is.