I'm Just Running a Stall, Do I Really Need to Register It?

Jiang Cheng awakens memories of his past life and regains the abilities he had back then. With only a few hundred yuan to his name, he takes up his old profession and sets up a fortune-telling stall on an overpass.

On the third day, he gets his first customer, but the visitor turns out to be a famous streamer who has come specifically to expose him as a fraud.

After telling the streamer’s fortune, Jiang Cheng says, "If you don’t split up and go your separate ways today, you’ll suffer a bloody disaster!"

The streamer says, "Folks, this guy’s a scammer. Don’t believe people like him. Come on, report him with me!"

The streamer has barely stepped off the overpass when Jiang Cheng’s prediction comes true.

At the police station, the streamer’s assistant and cameraman tremble in fear.

When Jiang Cheng arrives, he immediately points out, "They ruined someone’s family. That person was only getting revenge."

Outside the police station, Jiang Cheng spots a young man holding a bouquet of roses by the roadside. "This guy’s so happy to be walking straight to his death!"

The next day, the young man holding the roses dies.

The police think of the funeral streamer next door, who keeps saying that whoever he follows dies, and lose their composure. This guy has to be put on record!

When Jiang Cheng returns to the police station, he says helplessly, "I’m just running a stall. Do you really have to put me on record?"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.