Entertainment: I Am Not a Master, I Just Deliver Food

Liu Zhengjing, the food delivery guy, On his eighteenth birthday, he shook his hand casually at the Chenghuang Temple, and six fortune-tellings fell out of the lottery--can make people prosperous, attract love, cannot get married, and whoever harms him will be unlucky... Liu Zhengjing looked at the signature: "Is this a set price or a full discount?" I remembered that my grandfather Liu Banxian gave him a broken compass and book when he was dying: "Just half of it will be enough." From then on, relying on his eloquent mouth and the "Five Elements Pros and Cons" taught by his grandfather, he got into the entertainment industry and became a "fake master". When investors ask him about Feng Shui, he talks nonsense; when female celebrities ask him to read fortune tellers, he talks nonsense; but every time his nonsense comes true, even he is confused. When others called him Master, he waved his hand and said, "I'm just a delivery person. I just happened to be right." Others rely on strength, but he relies on metaphysics - even though he doesn't believe it himself. This is a hilarious story about a half-hearted person who used saucy words and luck to win in the entertainment industry. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.