Xie Xiaobin is Qiling City's unluckiest man. He steps in dog poop, chokes every time he drinks water, and misses passing an exam by a single point. Even ducking into an alley to eat a piece of bread can get him surrounded by stray dogs. He thought he was doomed to spend his whole life wallowing in bad luck, until an advertising sign nearly killed him and he met Yan Yu, a peerless master who had crossed dimensions to reach him.
“You have the Divine Core of Fate within you. You're a cultivation prodigy found only once in a million.”
“But I can run out of toilet paper even when I'm on the toilet, Master!”
Yan Yu: “It's fine. I'll teach you to control the laws of fate. Then you can make sure other people step in dog poop every time.”
From then on, the unlucky Taoist is bound to an invincible master, setting off on a hilarious, action-packed path to turning his life around. He nearly turns himself into a “bad-luck cannon” while practicing cultivation techniques, makes a vicious ghost cry until it vanishes on its own while exorcising it, and burns his master's Taoist robe before he can even use his newly awakened fire concealment... Yan Yu has a compendium of ten thousand techniques in hand and the laws of the myriad heavens underfoot. This should have been an easy mentoring journey to victory, but Xie Xiaobin's unlucky constitution keeps causing one disaster after another.
“Master, I can understand getting struck by lightning while cultivating, but why am I the only one it hits?”
Yan Yu (rubbing his forehead): “...Next time, I'll give you three layers of lightning protection.”
See how this invincible master defies fate and transforms the unluckiest man around into the strongest wielder of the destinies of all worlds. He'll sweep away demons and monsters, dish out face-slapping justice, and take in a band of equally unlucky followers along the way. Amid laughter and high-octane action, he will carve out a peak path all his own as a “loser Taoist”!
This fairy tale novel uses a rigorous world view and closed-loop plot logic as its skeleton, with vivid characters and delicate emotions as its flesh and blood. Within the grand framework of the fairyland, it not only unfolds high-energy battles, but also hides heart-warming narratives. It has both structure and warmth, making it a hearty and moving read. The core highlight of the story lies in the solidity of the setting - the fairyland system has clear levels, and the rules of combat power are self-consistent. From the secret exploration to the power game, every plot advancement is closely linked to the world view, with no logical loopholes; the character creation breaks out of the flat routine, the protagonist's growth line has struggles and transformations, and the supporting characters also have their own arcs. Even a character who appears briefly can leave a memorable point with a line or a decision. What is particularly rare is the balance between emotion and plot. The emotional foreshadowing is not neglected for the sake of satisfaction. The warm little plots interspersed with it, or the protection between close friends, or the bond of family members, not only soften the fierceness of the battle in the fairyland, but also make the characters more vivid and three-dimensional, allowing readers to follow the more powerful plot while also reaping heart-wrenching emotional resonance. The overall rhythm is relaxed and relaxed, the foreshadowing is cleverly laid out, and the subsequent plot is full of tension. It is a high-quality fairy tale work that combines rigorous setting, plot appeal and emotional depth, and is worthy of immersive reading.