With No One to Pray for Me, I’ll Visit My Own Grave

After transmigrating to a parallel world, Shen Lang, plagued by bad luck, encounters another version of himself who has already died.

When he learns his misfortune is because he has no deceased relatives watching over him,

Shen Lang starts visiting his own grave.

With his other self watching over him,

Shen Lang’s life takes a turn for the better, and he rises rapidly through the ranks.

A fugitive he’s been staking out falls straight from a building and lands right in front of him.

When he faces an armed criminal, every one of the man’s bullets misfires.

When he runs into a gang of thieves, the thieves tie themselves up.

Even when he goes to break up a gambling den, he somehow runs into someone who’s practically a walking second-class merit citation.

The police beauty junior: "Senior, if you don’t mind, how about we get married?"

Colleague: "Shen Lang, save some chances to earn merit for the rest of us!"

Captain: "Xiao Shen, why don’t you take a two-year leave? Keep this up and you’ll be promoted to bureau chief."

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