The Supernatural Detective Agency: Solving Cases Like a God with Lucky Intuition

College student Lin Zhao is bound to a daily sign-in System, and wakes up to a "lucky charm intuition" prompt. He thinks it's a lucky cheat, but the prompts are always bizarrely funny: "There's a present under the bed" and "The tea is poisoned. Maybe feed it to the dog." His paranormal detective agency has barely opened when he stumbles onto a corpse hidden in a dormitory. The clues elude the forensic experts, but psychologist Xu Yanchu sees the ritualistic motive behind the murder. A talisman in the victim's fingernails, the remains in an incinerator, and a masked figure who spontaneously combusts in the dead of night all point to a forbidden experiment. Worse, he discovers that the prompts in his head are actually a life-extension program: miss a day, and his life ends. And behind it all is the Nine Seats Council, hidden among the political and business elite. When the prompt changes to "Don't trust me today," he finally understands: this so-called golden finger is nothing but a countdown to hell. This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.