Chen Shi, a fat otaku who lost his job and traveled to the world of immortality, has a slightly chubby appearance, dull eyes, and a clumsy otaku temperament all over his body. He has a Buddhist and timid personality, always trying to keep a low profile to save his life when encountering problems, but he has a lot of complaints hidden in his heart. He has a unique passive golden finger: a low-key good luck halo allows him to always get unexpected opportunities due to inconspicuousness, a passive enhanced body sense helps him detect crises, and there is also a handyman system that issues weird tasks. Although he is just a salty fish who just wants to lie down, in the funny and thrilling daily life, relying on good luck and cleverness, he clumsily establishes a foothold in the world of immortality...
Reader comments
It's pretty good, and the writing is very true, but it's strange, why is there no rating or review even though there are so many words? Then there are the first few chapters of the novel. Are there any slight errors in the logical sequence?
Make money and look good
The author just needs a female protagonist, the characters are well written
Yes, real fat man
There are too many things going on in my mind. I suspect that the author is writing a novel. Well, it is not a refreshing novel in the traditional sense. I will keep reading.
It's pretty good, and the writing is very true, but it's strange, why is there no rating or review even though there are so many words? Then there are the first few chapters of the novel. Are there any slight errors in the logical sequence?
Make money and look good
The author just needs a female protagonist, the characters are well written
Yes, real fat man
There are too many things going on in my mind. I suspect that the author is writing a novel. Well, it is not a refreshing novel in the traditional sense. I will keep reading.