Good news: Qin Feng has been reborn, with twenty years of future data at his fingertips.
Bad news: This golden finger isn’t shockproof or waterproof, and it’s especially vulnerable to a swollen battery.
To keep people from realizing he was looking at a screen, he trained himself to maintain the utterly unflappable air of a blind fortune-teller.
Scene One: A rooftop rescue.
Chen Bancheng is about to jump, with police sirens wailing below.
Qin Feng pretends to read his fortune and announces six lottery numbers.
The result: Ten minutes later, all six numbers win, and Chen Bancheng pees his pants on the spot.
Police: “Who is this high schooler?”
Scene Two: A power struggle among the capital’s elite.
The top power brokers launch a ruthless campaign against his Tianji Venture Capital.
Qin Feng spends the night studying the history of disasters, then spends tens of billions stockpiling supplies and forcibly evacuating the public ahead of time.
The result: A catastrophic natural disaster strikes, and he becomes a living Buddha who saves hundreds of thousands of lives.
The leaders go from fury to astonishment: “A national treasure, unmatched by anyone!”
Scene Three: The ultimate assassination attempt.
A global organization operating behind the scenes decides to eliminate this monster by any means necessary.
Qin Feng discovers the date he’s supposed to be assassinated and stages an elaborate fake death instead.
The result: While his enemies celebrate, he sends out compromising information to everyone with one click, and the world’s financial magnates go bankrupt en masse.
Qin Feng: “Sorry, your whole script is an open book to me.”
Everyone: “...”
From then on, failure and Qin Feng were strangers.
