Once a beloved little lucky star in heaven, she finds herself demoted to the mortal realm after a mistake, reborn as a newborn baby. Her only chance of returning to the celestial realm lies in a daunting task: she must rescue the poorest and unluckiest family in the village. This family, burdened by poverty, illness, and misfortune, seems beyond hope. Yet, amidst their struggles, they shower their daughter with an overwhelming amount of love and affection.

Fubao possesses an innate ability to attract favor, drawing the attention of various supernatural beings who seek her talents. From demons to gods, everyone wants a piece of Fubao's luck-drawing charms. Despite the offers, Fubao longs to fulfill her mission and return to her heavenly home.

As she navigates her newfound mortal life, Fubao encounters challenges and unexpected alliances. Along the way, she must contend with the persistent advances of a black-bellied man, the longing of her grandfather for her return, and the cunning schemes of demons who see potential in her abilities.

Amidst it all, Fubao grapples with her desire to fulfill her duty and her longing to return to heaven, unaware that a certain demon has plans to capture her heart and change her fate forever.

Small Fortunate Star: Rebirth In The 1980s

The scratchy beard tickled her face, making Fu Bao squirm and giggle. 


Despite Mrs. Li's overwhelming joy and shock, her first instinct was to protect her granddaughter. Observing Old man Li's beard grazing against Fu Bao's delicate skin, she rushed over and swiftly plucked Fu Bao from his arms. "You old rascal, be careful with your beard! Fu Bao's skin is sensitive. What if you scratch her?" 


Old man Li, bemused, "...” He had never heard of a beard scratching someone's face before. 


Yet, seeing Fu Bao's fair and tender complexion, he fretted that he might have accidentally scratched her. Would Mrs. Li then demand retribution? Reluctantly, he acquiesced and allowed Mrs. Li to take Fu Bao back. 


"Grandma, I'm five now, I don't need to be carried!" Fu Bao reminded, mindful of Mrs. Li's effort in holding her. 


Mrs. Li straightened up, adopting a serious tone. "What's wrong with being five? You're still my precious little one, and I'll hold you as long as you'll let me!" 


The Return of Vitality: A New Lease on Life