share time: 2026-01-18 12:31:03
Su Xiao, a newly unemployed office worker, was fighting for the last bucket of instant noodles when the Frozen Apocalypse hit. Hiding in an alley, she heard a soft cry: “Sister, my feet are frozen!” Looking down, she saw a little girl in a pink dress—tears in her round eyes, half an osmanthus cake in her hand. She stuffed the girl into her jacket, never expecting this hug would bring a “Doomsday Koi”: the shabby warehouse they hid in turned into a constant-temperature safe house, the frozen pipe gushed hot milk, and her missing parents and brother found them with braised pork with extra sugar. When the girl said “I want candy,” a box of fruit candies appeared out of nowhere. Even the villains who tried to snatch her were frozen solid by the girl’s milky yell: “Don’t bully my sister!” Every night, the girl would hug her neck and say: “When I grow up, I’ll build you a house with peach blossoms—you’ll never be cold again.” Until one day, a group of people in fairy robes broke down the door and knelt before the girl: “Young Master, it’s time to return to the Immortal Sect.” Su Xiao finally realized—this wasn’t just a baby, but a little fairy who’d turned the apocalypse into a warm fairy tale. While everyone else shivered and ate ice, her family feasted on hot pot, hugged the soft little one, and watched her hold a tiny spoon and say: “Sister, you eat first!”
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