I Freed a Lucky Koi Fairy, and She Insisted on Turning My Luck Around

A thousand years ago, the Heavenly Dao fell into slumber, and the gods rested and recuperated. Ghosts and monsters ran rampant in the mortal world, while minor deities were reincarnated as humans. The Child of Calamity slowly began to awaken in the human realm. To contain his gradually awakening powers, the Koi Immortal came to his side to help him improve his cultivation, so he could control his own calamity powers as soon as possible.

Xu Qiangfeng has been unlucky since childhood. Animals seem to be his natural enemies: any creature he touches either dies or gets hurt. He grows up surrounded by one misfortune after another and all kinds of rumors. At first, he is flustered and sad, but over time he develops a knack for handling emergencies quickly and for not dwelling on intense emotions.

After graduating, a twist of fate brings him to Li Mo's detective agency. With Li Mo's guidance and Ji Fan's help, he gradually becomes a detective's assistant with a wide range of survival skills.

Just before his evaluation for a permanent position, he buys Hongyu, the Koi Immortal, and releases her into the well beneath his home. Hongyu exhausts her divine power to force out her divine soul, then signs a contract with Xu Qiangfeng.

From then on, the world takes on a new appearance in his eyes.

At a newly opened amusement park that never closes, more than twenty people have gone missing in succession. Although the entertainment venue was explicitly ordered to shut down, it is still brightly lit at midnight.

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