Su Quan made his living telling fortunes. He sold an old man a bracelet that was supposed to ward off misfortune.
That very night, lightning struck the old man's house.
Luckily, Su Quan awakened the Fortune System just in time.
It lets him know what will happen to anyone in the future.
What?
You want me to explain how fortune-telling is a scam?
"Everyone, please remember that fortune-telling is all fake."
"Oh, and I'll bring an umbrella. It's going to rain at 3:05 this afternoon."
"Better buy some quick-acting heart pills, too. Someone's about to have a heart attack."
Everyone stared at him in bewilderment. Hadn't he just said fortune-telling was fake?
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
It feels familiar. Where have I seen it?
Will those who obey me prosper and those who go against me perish? As long as someone doesn't believe you at all, you will immediately change that person's life and either break his leg or go to the hospital. That's awesome. Do you think you are the master? Really speechless
If people don't believe you, then just don't believe you. In order to make others believe you, you changed other people's luck without permission. Every one of them had their legs broken and went to the hospital. Otherwise, they suffered. There was also the one whose company went bankrupt and deliberately messed with others in order to gain energy.
You should do your own thing and figure it out yourself. Come on, your writing is too bad. Will anyone read this?
Compared to the other one, yours is much lower-end. Fortune tellers always have to maintain a sense of mystery.
It's well written, but it's too convoluted and hard to understand.
Is the protagonist a villain? This is the first time I read a novel about villains who don't do villain things. Like those novels about villains, the protagonist is a villain, does good things, and gives people good guy cards. In the end, he becomes a decent one. That is the most speechless thing.