In the bitter cold twelfth lunar month, Zhao Suisui was thrown into the snow by ruthless relatives, but her uncle Lu Zheng carried her back to a dilapidated house. The family ran out of grain and the walls leaked wind, leaving the uncle and niece at their wits' end; who would have known that Suisui was a born little lucky star: wild rabbits bumped into the door, wild chickens delivered eggs, and wild ginseng and honey appeared one after another, while schools of fish, green crabs, and wild boars actively sought them out. Relying on his courage, Lu Zheng protected Suisui, went into the mountains and foraged by the sea, traded goods for grain, and cooperated with Biao to run seafood, gradually turning their poor days into a prosperous life. Facing the plundering, framing, and scheming of greedy relatives, he counterattacked fiercely and also used food to help the villagers.