I Give Tiandao a Bad Review

After a delivery boy, Su Luo, encounters a ghost on a rainy night, he accidentally awakens the heaven-defying ability of the ancestral bronze compass - it can adjust other people's luck, but every operation will trigger absurd side effects. When he increased the luck of the monster, causing it to explode and die, and rescued the talkative cat cub who claimed to be the prison-suppressing tiger, the gears of fate began to run wild. With his left hand holding the Hehuan sect female cultivator who can dance in the square, and his right hand accepting the interstellar order issued by Hungryda system, Su Luo discovered that the world of cultivating immortals has long been eroded by capital and heaven: Qingming Academy used 996 blessings to overcome the disaster, the ghost market Taobao live broadcast room sold Meng Po soup for replacement, and the coffin board of the founder of Meida was buried in the Jiuyou ruins. When he discovers that he is a probiotic in the digestive system of an ancient god, and that the chatty cat Ah Ju is actually the living firewall of the creation code, this delivery journey from the urban village to the multiverse will eventually become the final order that rewrites the fate of all planes. Here, thunder tribulation can lead to accidental insurance, the second cup of Meng Po soup is half price, and the ultimate answer to save the world is hidden in a certain order of undelivered seafood porridge. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.