Can I Steal Other People's Luck?

It is a very solid urban suspense story with no floating settings. The settings of "Copper Coin", "Forge of Destiny" and "Keeper of Luck" are clear and self-consistent, and the truth is revealed step by step. From the panic of Chen Yu accidentally stealing his luck, to the fear of discovering the price of his ability, to the relief of facing his fate, the character growth line is natural and reasonable. The discussion of "luck is destiny" in the article is very profound. It is not deliberately sensationalistic, but the struggles and choices of little people in the face of fate are revealed between the lines. It is very interesting to read.

This urban supernatural story takes "stealing luck" as its starting point, but it breaks out of the framework of ordinary cool writing. The protagonist Chen Yu was framed as a frustrated person. He had the ability to steal luck because of a copper coin. His original intention was just to save his mother. However, he discovered through contact again and again that behind the stolen luck was the price of other people's fate. Guilt and struggle are throughout. In the plot, the settings of luck-melting copper coins and luck-keepers are unfolded layer by layer, and the core of "the balance between luck and destiny" is explained in a very layered sense. The choices of the characters are also full of realistic helplessness, which makes the reading very immersive.

The setting of stealing luck is very innovative. The protagonist Chen Yu goes from being falsely accused of unemployment to gaining the ability to steal luck with a copper coin. The plot conflict at the beginning is very eye-catching. The original intention of smuggling to save his mother is very real, and the cost and backlash of each smuggling are also natural. There is no sense of mindless gold finger excitement, but layers of depression and struggle.

Different from ordinary urban fantasy novels, the male protagonist received gifts from fate at an ignorant age, including from family, friends, and parents. After that, he also embarked on the journey of destiny, and his imagination opened up.

The novel is quite imaginative. The previous plot twists and turns, and it is full of entanglements and struggles of human nature. I feel that everyone's perspective is correct, so I felt very worried when I read it at the end, especially about the love of the male protagonist's mother for the male protagonist. It really made me cry.

It doesn't deliberately sensationalize, but it can make people empathize. This kind of writing style is very suitable to me.

It starts with picking up copper coins, and every step is startling. The plots are intertwined and there is no synopsis!!

The real pain points are written realistically, the whole process is high-energy, and it is very refreshing to watch.

Destiny gives a knife to the weak, this sentence directly hit me [salute][salute]

To protect the family. The logic is online, and the human body has not collapsed.