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The 7-Year-Old Ancestor Is Here—Family, Obey!
The 7-Year-Old Ancestor Is Here—Family, Obey! Plot:
Yun Muyuan, the family’s 500-year-old ancestor, was reincarnated as a 7-year-old kid due to defying fate, but retained all his memories and authority. When he showed up with the ancestral jade pendant and yelled, "Zhang San'er (grandpa’s childhood name), the silver coins you hid in the old locust tree hole need sunning!", the whole family was shocked—this little guy in overalls was actually the once-untouchable ancestor! Since then, he became the family’s "boss": forcing dad to quit gaming and revise his work plan, helping mom take down her office backstabber, stopping grandpa from staying out late playing chess, and teaching grandma to avoid pitfalls in square dancing… But just as the family got used to the warmth of being "ruled" by the ancestor, the little kid suddenly said, "I only have three months left to live"—it turns out he reincarnated to protect the family from disaster, and this farce of a "7-year-old ancestor managing the family" hides the most touching blood bond.
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