[A Hapless Transmigrator in the Famine Years + Doing Good Deeds to Change His Luck]
The God of Misfortune transmigrates into a bygone era, where good deeds bring good luck.
Lin Xing is the unluckiest transmigrator in history, a man with misfortune etched into his DNA. Even the way he died was a bizarre piece of performance art.
In his previous life, bad luck clung to him. Before he died, he wished he could come back as a dog, if nothing else.
Instead, the God of Misfortune really did make him transmigrate, and his luck was just as bad as ever. He ended up an orphan in the famine years.
But then a “Good Deeds Build Luck” System came knocking.
He helps a neighbor find a chicken, and the skies clear so the grain can dry. He saves a child, and a wild boar runs into a tree.
With only a little luck to rely on, he struggles to survive through turbulent times.
The story of Shuang Jie, two strong men in their respective fields, is very smooth and smooth. There are hardships and ups and downs, but they are solved one by one. For me, there are no pitfalls or surprises. It is a very good-looking novel, but I can't let go of this novel. I really like the characters of these two protagonists. Can the author publish a fast-travel novel with the theme of these two protagonists? 😢 It's really good to read, but few people who read this book really don't understand that although it is not a cool novel, wouldn't it be more fun to upgrade it? I really don't understand why no one has read this novel 😢 Can the author publish a fast-travel novel about these two protagonists? I really want to read it 😳
I just read Chapter 20. Although it is a system and time travel, it is more realistic and close to the situation of cannibalism in that era. I don't see much of an emotional line, but it's still good-looking. It's a survival instinct. I look forward to the follow-up. I have finished reading it, and there are not many words about the ending of everything. Only a few words have come to an end, and I still feel sighing. Happiness is hard-won, and the sense of depression is still very strong.
It's really beautiful!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ The author writes really well!!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
The author is very good at writing stories and conflicts. In the first 1,000 pages or so, Lin Xing was so unlucky that it was very frustrating to watch. The two protagonists were too miserable. Maybe it was because one was a soldier and the other had not had enough to eat since childhood and was very unlucky and always injured. Therefore, in the ending, they died in their 60s and were buried together. They were all sick in their old age, so I felt quite sad to watch it. I just felt like I was heartbroken after reading it. I felt that both of them were people with great merit, but it was really rough. The first half of their lives was very hard and consumed their bodies. Sad four.
The author writes very well, highly recommended, and the writing style is also very good. The two male protagonists are evenly matched and keep moving forward. They both rely on their own efforts to realize their dreams in life. It is very inspirational. I cried when I saw it at the end 😢 😢 😢
I think it's pretty
The combination of powerful forces. In the early stage, Lin Xing's pace of accumulating lucky points was slow, but in the middle and late stages, the pace became faster. It was super attractive to me. I cried a lot in the extra episode. Both of them are very good people.
Tomato is one of the few novels with two male protagonists that are updated. There are too few good-looking two male protagonists. It is also difficult to find such high-ranking novels. It is just that it is not easy for the male protagonist to get up from a miserable situation.
The best and most authentic chronicle I have ever seen. It is systematic, but it is not a golden finger. Everything I gain is my own hard work. A novel worthy of high marks.
The two protagonists met when they were young. From silent attention to lifelong companionship, each other's tenacity is their most solid backing.