Metropolis: I'm Really Not a Fortune Teller!

After his father died, Li Yan inherited his father's business and began to work as a magician, but his business was not good. In order to make a living, he advertised in newspapers that he could calculate the lottery numbers. Originally, I just wanted to fool him and then run away overnight. Who would have thought that he would be fooled, and the prize pool worth billions would be wiped out by lottery players in one fell swoop. The next day, the whole world was reporting on his miraculous deeds. Facing the media that was crazily praising him, and the big guys from all walks of life who were begging him to get a fortune, he was so scared. What? Richest woman, you give me 100 million and ask me to help you calculate your marriage? No way? Boss, you want to marry your daughter to me, and you just ask me to tell you that your company's stock will rise to the limit tomorrow? Ah? Female police officer, I am a fortune teller. Catching fugitives is really not what I am good at. Hey, I said, I'm really not a good calculator. I was fooled last time, and I was fooled last time too... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.