I Borrow Fortune in the Mortal World

(Urban fantasy, lighthearted, career-focused, heartwarming, uplifting, episodic, metaphysical, and a winner at life)

He uses “positive psychology” to interpret the custom of wearing red in one’s zodiac year, helping a corporate executive turn around a bankruptcy crisis;

He uses “family constellation therapy” to reshape “ancestral grave feng shui,” bringing a broken family back together;

He uses “cognitive behavioral therapy” to put the saying “disaster can be averted by spending money” into practice, helping himself escape a desperate situation.

Then it dawns on him: what the ancestors left behind was never fortune-telling charms, but a supreme mental discipline for facing life’s unpredictability!

From then on, he uses science to explain the metaphysical, wisdom to heal hearts, and the bustle of everyday life to “borrow” a mighty streak of good fortune for himself and countless ordinary people who have lost their way, helping them find peace in the present and keep moving forward against the wind.

(The protagonist’s predicament → conflict and reversal → appeal demonstrated through specific cases → thematic elevation → promise of value)