Officer, Don't Make Things Up. I Really Don't Solve Cases by Fortune-Telling

Su Muyang has just left his Taoist temple and returned to secular life. Arriving in the big city, he is at a loss. What kind of job can I do to support myself?

A police wanted notice by the roadside gives him an idea. That's it! I can catch wanted criminals and collect the reward money!

I can earn a living and do good deeds at the same time. It's practically tailor-made for me!

What? How do I find the suspects? Did you forget I'm a Taoist priest?

And so, he drives his Soul Ring car, delivering carload after carload of wanted criminals to the police station.

The police are stunned. So when there's a case, all I have to do is apply for the reward money?

How did you find all those suspects? Did you figure it out by fortune-telling or something?

Su Muyang's expression changes drastically. He waves his hands again and again. "Officer, don't say things like that. This is a materialist world. We have to believe in science. Fortune-telling is feudal superstition!"

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