When I'm in a Bad Mood, the Whole World Has Bad Luck

On a rainy night, his gold-digging girlfriend and a rich second-generation heir kicked him out of their home. That's when he bound himself to the Divine Simulator.

On a whim, he named the universe "Bad Luck," thinking it was just a way to vent his anger.

Until his ex-girlfriend knelt in tears outside the mansion he'd just bought and pleaded, "Please, take back the curse!"

He stared at the notification on his phone, "Believer's Prayer: Make the scumbag and the gold-digger unlucky," and fell into deep thought.

A month later, the world's meteorological agencies were in chaos: every disaster had the scientific name "Bad Luck."

Three years later, when an alien fleet invaded Earth, I sat among the stars and smiled faintly at the terrified alien commander.

"Welcome to my universe. Here, bad luck is a fundamental law."

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