In the Prehistoric Times, My Luck Has Changed and I Just Want to Destroy It.

I traveled through time and became a ball of chaotic destiny in the prehistoric world. As an innate creature, I should have stirred up the storm to fight for supremacy in the prehistoric world, but I chose to transform into the depths of chaos and then lie down and go out? If it doesn't exist, staying at home is the way to go. Until one day, Wang Shu, the number one housewife in ancient times, was chased and fell into my yard. The protagonist is passive and controls luck: He and those close to him (especially Wang Shu) are so lucky that they are unreasonable and unreasonable. It is normal to pick up treasures while walking, and to find fortune in times of trouble. Danger will automatically avoid him (or it will be unlucky to run into him). All your wishes come true (usually trivial matters in life and home needs). Active luck interference (extremely unskilled and lazy): When the subconscious mind or emotions fluctuate violently, it can affect the luck direction of others/things in a small range, in a short time, and unconsciously (such as making people unlucky, causing magic weapons to malfunction for a moment). Active use consumes a lot of energy (mentally "tiring"), and is highly uncontrollable. It should never be used unless it is a life or death situation. Passive: Invulnerable to all magic: Cause and effect, deduction, curse and other magic involving fate and luck are completely ineffective against him. When physical/energy attacks are close to him, they will be ineffective or deflected due to various bizarre coincidences (space distortion, internal strife among enemies, rare treasures dropped from the sky to block swords, etc.). Taoist realm: The realm is unfathomable (close to the Taoist saint), but he has no self-awareness, and his combat skills are approximately zero, relying entirely on passive and instinctive reactions.