I Set Up a Fortune-Telling Stall, So Why Are You Taking Me Tomb Raiding?

In a parallel world, tomb raiding is extraordinarily dangerous.

There are not only corpse beetles, reanimated corpses, fire-wielding bugs, and cockscomb snakes, but also snake demons, drought demons, vengeful ghosts, and Taotie.

Tang Chen transmigrates into this world and becomes a Taoist fortune-teller. He plans to set up a street stall, swindle passersby, and live off whatever he can get, but then he awakens the Taoist Mysticism System.

Taoist mysticism is profound and unfathomable. It can divine the secrets of Heaven, determine the balance of yin and yang and the Five Elements, draw talismans and chant spells, and perform supernatural arts.

One day, a group of tomb raiders suddenly comes looking for him.

"Are you Master Tang Chen? I want to hire you for our tomb-raiding crew. Name your price!"

Tang Chen: "I just want to tell fortunes at my stall. You're asking me to go tomb raiding?"

Tomb raider: "Cut the crap! We'll give you ten beauties and a monthly salary of five hundred million. Are you in or not?"

Tang Chen: "Don't blame me. They offered way too much."

And so, a ridiculously badass tomb raider is born.

Wang Pangzi: "He can make lightning with his bare hands?"

Tianzhen: "So this is the legendary Golden Light Mantra?"

Xiao Ge: "Is that the Art of Moving Mountains? He moved the whole mountain?!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.