Three Days Back in the Village, and I Made Everyone Spiral

Lin Cheng unexpectedly discovers that he can see the life stories of other people.

But his first subject turns out to be a chicken?

The life story of Liu Cuihua's chicken: born two years ago...

Its end: carried off and eaten by a weasel.

He offers a kind warning, only to be falsely accused of stealing the chicken?

Since you're going to make a scene and refuse to know what's good for you,

then no one's going to have an easy time.

Your grandson is actually your son. Why don't you get your own house in order first?

Your son raised money illegally and is planning to flee, and you still don't know?

With Lin Cheng's arrival, the whole village is thrown into turmoil, and the villagers are driven to mental exhaustion.

Countless netizens tune in to watch the drama, laughing as Lin Cheng takes on one opponent after another.

Your son has been brainwashed by a pyramid scheme. Hurry up and save him!

Your daughter has blown the family's savings chasing celebrities. Aren't you going to do something?

How does he know what's going on in my family? Is he a paparazzo?

What paparazzo? He must be a fortune-teller.

In response to all the speculation, Lin Cheng has just one thing to say:

“If you don't want people to know, don't do it.”

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