After Losing My Job, My Phone Forced Me to Avert Disasters and Get Rich

Yan Yu only wanted to live quietly and do nothing, but fate gave her a phone that could predict the future, along with one twisted rule: she wasn’t allowed to warn anyone aloud. She could only save people by taking action. Fail, and she died.

Day One: She splashed her neighbor with dirty footbath water and prevented a car crash. Payment: 10,000 yuan.

Day Two: She pretended to fall, using half a watermelon and her own face to shut off a leaking gas valve. Payment: 30,000 yuan.

Day Three: In ten seconds, she deleted an app, left a group chat, and blocked a scammer on someone else’s phone. Payment: 50,000 yuan.

Day Four: A cup of milk tea in the mall traced a “precision-guided” trajectory and saved a child falling from a building. Payment: 100,000 yuan.

“I’m not causing trouble. I’m saving people, against my will.”

Her neighbors called her a lucky charm, and netizens dubbed her the Hat Hero. Only that damned police detective next door, Zhou Zheng, chased her with a calculator, asking, “What’s your hundred-meter pace when carrying a basin of footbath water?”

Yan Yu sighed. “...Fine, I’ll handle it.”

She took charge of fate, but who was going to take charge of her socially disastrous life?