After transmigrating to the Primordial World, Shen Lang discovers that he has actually taken form from innate misfortune! He comes with a built-in bad-luck attribute!
The catch is that other people get unlucky, but he doesn't?
"This attribute is insanely good!"
He's even bound to a Travel System that rewards him just for wandering around?
The Three Clans: "That day, we were confronting Luohou when he passed by. Luohou only glanced at him, and then died a miserable death beneath the lightning tribulation..."
Yuanshi: "I was supposed to establish a sect and attain the Dao! But just because I exchanged a few words with him, I failed to establish my sect outright!!!"
Taishang Laojun: "I was refining pills, and they were almost done. Who knew that after he took one look, my damn pill furnace exploded..."
Tongtian: "Shen Lang is here! Everyone, run!!"
All living beings of the Primordial World: "Please, just go back and cultivate in seclusion!"
"Ding..."
Shen Lang: "What the heck does this have to do with me? I was just passing by..."
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
All men are unlucky, but all women are fine, haha~
Which monk in Fei Lu Honghuang's novel do you hate the most? A. Houtu B. Nuwa C. Queen Mother of the West
Tiandao: This is an anomaly! Hedao Hongjun: I understand, take action immediately and kill the protagonist Then... The protagonist suddenly. . . . . .
Whoever touches the protagonist will be unlucky, except women. What are you doing, author? You can slowly figure out how to avoid bad luck later, so why just make women immune?
Forget it, I was wrong. This book should be read without using your brain.
Author, is the protagonist Shen Lang or Chen Qiu? Have you thought about it clearly and started writing? After you finish writing, please read the novel you wrote!
After all, Shen Gongbao has one more sentence, Taoist friend, please stay. You have nothing, and others will be unlucky just by looking at you.
Why is the protagonist sometimes called Chen Qiu and sometimes Shen Lang?
Wherever the protagonist goes, there are treasures. Whoever beats him will directly lose his luck value, and whoever is good to him will have his luck value rise directly.
Isn't the most precious treasure of Ran Deng's enlightenment the 24 Dinghai Divine Beads? Why did it become a measuring stick again? Remember that the measuring ruler has never been found?