Lucky Carp: What Do You Mean by Giving Me All These Treasures, Queen of Jingjue?

Jiang Jin has had absurdly good luck ever since he was a child. By chance, he was selected as a contestant on a hundred-yuan survival show.

He went in thinking it was all about taking part, and that he'd just have a little fun.

But who could have guessed that a lottery ticket he bought on a whim would win him a hundred thousand yuan?

The copper coin he picked up for three hundred yuan on Antique Street turned out to be worth hundreds of thousands.

The passerby he accidentally bumped into on the street was a top-tier fugitive wanted by the police, earning him a First-Class Merit.

He went into the wilderness for the thrill of surviving, only to have a white tiger protect him all the way, with food and drink never a concern.

Thanks to his luck, Jiang Jin travels the world, picking up treasures everywhere.

He accidentally enters a tomb and even has the Queen of Jingjue present him with a treasure.

The internet is collectively dumbfounded: We admit you're a lucky charm, but what exactly is this business of the Queen of Jingjue giving you a treasure?

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