Mia is Not a Trouble-Maker!

Amelia Miller, deemed a troublemaker by her family, suffered immense loss from birth, including her mother and later her pregnant stepmother. Her father's harsh punishment confined her to a dark, humid attic, unfed and near death. At her lowest point, Amelia called a special number her mother had shared. Immediately, bodyguards arrived, surrounding the Miller residence. The leader found Amelia unconscious in the attic and declared the Miller family's bankruptcy. The next morning, Amelia awoke to find her father ruined and her family homeless. In contrast, she was embraced by eight loving uncles and a devoted grandfather. Her father, consumed by regret, continued to view Amelia as the cause of his downfall. Unbeknownst to him, Amelia's return to her uncles' care brought only good fortune, even restoring her grandmother's health. A divine figure then appeared, claiming to be her father, showering Amelia with a level of adoration that inspired global envy.