I transmigrated into the Primordial World as a mass of chaotic fortune. As an innate lifeform, I was supposed to stir up trouble and fight for supremacy across the Primordial World, but after taking human form deep in the chaos, I chose to lie flat. Going outside? Not happening. Staying home is the way to go. Until one day, Wangshu, the Primordial World’s most reclusive woman, was pursued and fell into my courtyard.
Passive: Fortune Sovereign. My own luck, and that of those close to me, especially Wangshu, is so absurdly good it defies reason. Finding treasures while walking and turning danger into good fortune are everyday occurrences. Danger automatically avoids me, or runs into me and ends up unlucky. My wishes come true, usually when it comes to everyday chores and staying at home.
Active: Fortune Interference, extremely unpracticed and lazy. When my subconscious or emotions are strongly stirred, I can unconsciously affect the course of another person’s or an object’s fortune within a small area and for a short time, such as making someone unlucky or causing a magical treasure to malfunction for an instant. Using this ability deliberately takes a great deal of energy, leaving me mentally “tired,” and it’s highly unpredictable. I absolutely won’t use it unless my life is at stake.
Passive: Untouched by All Laws. Techniques involving fate or fortune, such as karma, divination, and curses, have no effect on me. When physical or energy attacks approach, all sorts of bizarre coincidences make them fail or veer off course: space warps, enemies turn on each other, or a heavenly treasure suddenly appears to block the blow.
Dao Realm: My cultivation is unfathomably deep, approaching that of a Great Dao Sage, but I’m completely unaware of it. My combat skills are practically nonexistent, so I rely entirely on passive abilities and instinctive reactions.
This book is poisonous.
Did you fall asleep while listening to me? To be honest, this is the first novel that I can't understand. Unique or patchwork?