Twenty-six-year-old office drone Zhuang Bufan is on the verge of dying after staying up all night revising a PowerPoint presentation when a future AI System forcibly binds itself to him.
He awakens fragmented precognition: three-second clips of the future pop up at random each day, incomplete as if ripped from a pirated screen recording.
He avoids an embarrassing scene in front of his boss, saves an elderly scam victim, and unexpectedly goes viral as a "mystical lucky charm."
Every time he intervenes in the future, he earns a bizarre supernatural ability: a milk tea shop clerk suddenly understands dialects, an elevator opens automatically...
His powers may be ridiculous, but they always turn the tide at crucial moments.
The Precognition Club grows wary of him. Young Master Qi, the richest man's son, sets a trap to hunt him down, calling him a "heretic of probability theory."
Cracks in time spread, and another version of himself from a parallel world quietly draws near.
He does not believe in logic, only intuition. The more out of control things get, the freer he becomes; the crazier he acts, the clearer his mind grows.
As the countdown to the collapse of fate begins, he laughs and tears up the script: "I don't live by anyone else's rules!"
