👑🔥Star of Fortune: Luck Is My Superpower Chinese Drama Full Episodes - The Fated Princess Who Healed Her Prince and Conquered the Court

I. The Star Is Reborn: A Destiny Spurned, A Future Secured

In the competitive landscape of Chinese historical dramas (known as guzhuang), Dramabox’s latest counterattack series, Star of Fortune: Luck Is My Superpower, shines brightly—pun absolutely intended. This 69-episode epic is a thrilling blend of palace intrigue, divine destiny, and an underdog narrative that will have you glued to your screen, shouting "Get him, Elena!"

The premise immediately hooks the viewer with a dramatic, high-stakes opening: the birth of the protagonist, Elena, a child foretold by the Astral Bureau to be a "blessed maiden," a star of fortune destined to bring prosperity. Yet, in a cruel twist reminiscent of classic folklore like The Ugly Duckling or even elements of Game of Thrones' dynastic paranoia, Elena's own father, Crown Prince Conrad Silva of Heland, chooses to reject her. Blinded by favoritism for his concubine Jessie's daughter, Gloria—born on the same day—Conrad deems Gloria the "endearing" choice and orders Elena, the product of his scorned Crown Princess, drowned.

This sets the stage for a story of monumental injustice and powerful redemption. Conrad, a man so consumed by ambition that he casually orders the murder of a newborn, declares his loyalty to Jessie: “Once the blessed maiden helps me seize the throne, I will make you Empress.” His guard, Fred Burton, thankfully can't stomach the atrocity and, instead of killing her, leaves Elena to fate in a bamboo forest.

It is here that the true heart of the story emerges: Prince Jason Silva, the disabled Prince of Heland, stumbles upon the crying infant while searching for medicinal herbs. He saves her, and in a moment that defines their lifelong bond, the presence of the blessed maiden drives away a pack of wolves. Jason cradles her, declaring: “From now on, I’ll keep you safe.” This is the ultimate "found family" trope, beautifully executed, contrasting sharply with the cold cruelty of Elena's biological father. This opening sequence is brilliantly paced, using sharp cuts and high emotional stakes to establish Elena’s inherent divinity and the depth of Jason’s compassion, setting a high bar for the rest of the series.

II. A Ray of Sunshine: Elena's Charm and the Perfect Found Family

Six years later, the series truly hits its stride by focusing on the heartwarming dynamic between Elena and her adoptive father, Jason. Unlike many heavy palace dramas, Star of Fortune injects a substantial dose of warmth and humor, making the viewing experience refreshingly light and engaging. Elena is not just the protagonist; she is the magnetic, adorable center of the show—a Pocket-Sized Goddess whose pure intentions manifest immediate, visible results.

Her characterization is one of the show's greatest strengths. She possesses a child's honesty and an ancient deity’s power, leading to hilarious and satisfying confrontations. Her self-awareness is charmingly fierce: “People who like me get good luck, and those who don’t get bad luck.” This is not just a catchphrase; it is the fundamental law of her universe. The scene where she confronts the bully Donald Kale is a perfect example: she uses wit and physical comedy (the flour, the greens) to defeat him, cementing her status as a fiercely protective daughter. “My father is the best in the world!” This line isn't just dialogue; it's her creed.

The relationship between Elena and Jason is profoundly moving and provides the necessary emotional ballast against the palace's darkness. Jason’s home is a sanctuary, a place where genuine affection triumphs over blood ties. Elena's devotion is boundless: “If he wants riches, I’ll give him splendor. If he wants to fly, I’ll help him soar beyond the skies!” The domestic scenes are utterly delightful, full of laughter and the simple joy of a family thriving. The entire household staff comments on their unparalleled luck since her arrival, turning Jason’s humble residence into a literal Lucky Charms abode. This pervasive positive atmosphere makes the subsequent political battles feel earned, as the audience is fiercely invested in protecting this perfect, small family unit.

III. The Miracle Cure and the Seizing of Momentum

The introduction of Elena’s divine power into the political sphere is masterfully handled. Her casual dismissal of the Emperor’s illness as merely “dark energy clouding the palace,” which she claims to have fixed with a puff, immediately signals that this is a battle of spiritual strength versus mortal greed.

The healing of Jason’s leg is the critical inflection point. Using the powerful Spirit Gems disguised as children’s toys, she cures him instantly. Jason’s subsequent panic—not over the healing, but over her "treasonous" words—“You’ll be the finest ruler this land has ever known,”—is beautifully staged. 

“Prince Jason, you can walk again!”

The moment he leaps up to silence her, only to realize he is standing, is a moment of pure, celebratory catharsis. This miracle doesn't just restore Jason's health; it restores his potential for power, an act of destiny that cannot be dismissed by medical science or royal decree.

This rapid sequence—healing the King and curing Jason—is the ultimate political power play, even if executed by a six-year-old. It shatters the established hierarchy and forces the conspirators to deal with a miraculous, unpredictable variable.

IV. Palace Intrigues and the Battle of Divination

The royal banquet sequence is where the series shifts into high-gear palace intrigue, cleverly using Elena's powers to dismantle the meticulously constructed lies of Crown Prince Conrad. Conrad and Prince Andy's casual mockery of the now-healthy Jason—calling Elena a “peasant girl”—only heightens the audience's anticipation for their downfall.

The 'Blessed Maiden' trial is a brilliant stroke of narrative design. Gloria's immediate association with disaster (drought, then flooding) while standing next to the King perfectly illustrates the concept of karmic energy. It's a highly effective way to show, not tell, that she is a fraud. The officials' cringeworthy attempts to "symbolize" Gloria's failure as success are a sharp, satirical commentary on court sycophancy.

Elena’s intervention is nothing short of heroic. Her bold negotiation with the King—curing the disasters in exchange for the right for her father to visit—shows she is politically savvy and deeply loyal. The subsequent divination contest is the peak of the counterattack plotline. Gloria's failed prediction is instantly and humorously corrected by a divine display of thunder and lightning, followed by the wonderfully satisfying image of Conrad being nearly struck by lightning and his cohort literally losing face (and a tooth). This entire section is a high-octane blend of political maneuver and divine comedy. It confirms Elena as the blessed maiden and the Emperor decied to give her the title Lady Fortuna, the official conduit of good luck, and turns the King's suspicion into a firm commitment to investigate Conrad.

V. The High Stakes of Power and the Final Redemption

The above is the the plot of the previous episodes. As the series progresses, the political stakes continually escalate. Conrad, a true Machiavellian villain, never relents, constantly using Gloria and his influence to weave traps for Jason and Elena. The show expertly balances the bright, light energy of Elena's magic with the dark reality of Conrad's ambition. The King's investigation, driven by the discovery of the aether silk—the undeniable proof of Elena’s true parentage and Conrad’s treason—forms the backbone of the final act.

The final conflict, involving Conrad and Andy's desperate attempt to poison the Emperor, is the ultimate test of Elena’s power and the bonds of family. Her timely intervention, saving the King’s life, is the final nail in Conrad’s coffin. This climactic moment not only solidifies Elena's role as the savior of the dynasty but also confirms Jason as the morally superior, chosen heir.

The ending is a powerful testament to the theme of "goodness rewarded and evil punished," delivering the ultimate narrative catharsis. Conrad and Andy are reduced to beggars—a fate befitting their avarice and cruelty, providing a satisfying sense of poetic justice. Jason’s ascension to the rightful heir is the ultimate "happily ever after," ensuring that a man who chose kindness and love over power and blood is finally rewarded with both. The series ultimately argues that destiny aligns with virtue, proving that true power lies not in royal blood, but in a kind heart protected by a truly lucky star. The series is a must-watch for its perfect blend of heartwarming family moments and deeply satisfying political retribution.

VII. The Ultimate Verdict: A Must-Watch for the Soul and the Screen

Star of Fortune: Luck Is My Superpower isn't just a drama; it's a vibrant, 69-episode journey that perfectly captures the modern desire for satisfying, instant karmic justice. It seamlessly blends the classic guzhuang elements of imperial rivalry and hidden identities with a modern sensibility of "good vibes only," thanks entirely to the irresistible protagonist, Elena. She is the epitome of the powerful, yet adorable, female lead—a Queen Bey in a royal crib, effortlessly dismantling her enemies with a smile and a flick of fate. The emotional core—the genuine, unconditional love between Elena and her adopted father, Jason—makes every victory feel earned and every moment of palace cruelty utterly deserved. If you are tired of morally gray areas and endless suffering, and are seeking a series where the innocent triumph, the villains get their definitive comeuppance, and destiny champions the pure of heart, then this is your next binge. Dive into Dramabox today and witness how the true Lady Fortuna claims her crown!