A Winter Break Fortune-Telling Job: I Even Steal Work from the Police?

Yu Fei transmigrates to a parallel world and becomes a senior in college, about to graduate.

A huge amount of money flowing through his account catches the police's attention, and he's summoned to the station for questioning about where it came from.

Yu Fei: It's just the normal income from my part-time job over the holidays.

Police: What kind of part-time job pays better than drug dealing?

Yu Fei: It's all right. I just tell fortunes as a side job.

The police are speechless for a moment, then continue questioning him.

What's the deal with charging an old lady 300,000 yuan for fortune-telling? Was that a scam?

Yu Fei: I just found her late husband a good place with auspicious feng shui. It wasn't expensive! Ask her if her family's luck has improved.

And according to a gang of tomb raiders, you sneaked into a thousand-year-old tomb last month and moved an ancient corpse. Were you involved in tomb raiding?

Yu Fei: That tomb belongs to my ancestors. The tomb raiders were ruining its feng shui, so I found a place to bury the body to stop it from rising as a corpse. What's the problem?

Someone filed a report the other day. They found a buried corpse based on what you told them. What's that about?

Yu Fei: Didn't the family say you police couldn't find it, so they asked me to tell their fortune?

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