Urban: I'm Really Not a Fortune Teller!

After Li Yan's dad kicks the bucket, Li Yan takes over the family business and starts working as a fortune-teller, but business is poor. To make ends meet, he advertises in the newspaper, claiming he can predict the winning numbers for the lottery.

He only meant to bluff his way through one round and then run off overnight. Who could have guessed he'd actually get it right? Lottery players wipe out the prize pool worth tens of billions in one fell swoop.

The next day, the whole world is reporting on his miraculous feat. The media shower him with praise, while powerful bigwigs chase after him and beg him to tell their fortunes. He's completely unnerved.

What?

The richest woman in the country is offering me a hundred million to tell her about her romantic prospects?

No way!

Big shot, you want to marry your daughter off to me, just so I'll say your company's stock will hit its daily limit tomorrow?

Huh?

Officer, I'm a fortune-teller! Catching fugitives really isn't my specialty.

Hey, I told you,

I'm no master fortune-teller. Last time was a lucky guess, and the time before that was a lucky guess too...

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