Transmigrated and Reborn + Heaven-Defying Luck + Anti-Tropes + Good-for-Nothing's Rise + Absurd Comedy + Cultivation Mysteries
Who transmigrates into the cultivation world for years and forgets even their own name?
Who occupies the body of a heaven-defying good-for-nothing, yet only wants to eat noodles and laze around?
The heavens split open with a thunderous roar, and gray fog surged up from beneath the earth. The human world was struck by catastrophe.
A modern soul transmigrated by chance and took over a body with nine-colored fortune so powerful it could blow up even a fortune-measuring platform. The body's original owner was named Lin Que. He couldn't be bothered to change the name, so he just kept it.
Nine-colored light shooting into the sky, a bronze lamp sucking blood, a gambling house owner leaping from a building to throw money at him, assassins from the Heaven-Slaying Pavilion lining up to trip and fall, gray-faced people wandering through the sky, an ancient giant bell chasing him to claim his life...
How many secrets that devour people without a trace are hidden in Zhongzhou's Weighing Market?
Before him, scallion noodles steaming hot, with two eggs;
Behind him, thirty years' worth of ash piled high with bones.
That earth-shaking legend of lazing about ultimately became the nightmare the Heavenly Dao feared most to mention in three thousand years...
To be honest, I was attracted by the title of the book. "My luck is so bad, what's wrong with me?" - The title of this book sounds like a light-hearted and funny novel. As a result, I clicked in. The first part was really funny, but the second part kept me awake. The character of Lin Que, the protagonist, never collapsed from beginning to end. He talks bad words, behaves badly, and doesn't do anything when he can. But every time something happens to someone around him, he rushes faster than anyone else. Mr. Gray said that "the more it hurts, the more he owes." This sentence is the best summary of Lin Que. Jiang Jinhuan is the least "heroine" heroine among the online novels I have read in recent years. She has bad luck, and whoever touches her will be unlucky. No one in Kunlun dares to approach her. The first time she met Lin Que, she drank tea from his cup. Her first words were, "I'll help you count how much luck you have left." She doesn't act coquettishly, isn't jealous, doesn't hold back, and doesn't engage in ambiguity. The relationship between her and Lin Que was on the level of "Why are you crying? I didn't ask you to put more green onions"
This book is interesting. Lin Que is really lucky. If it is made into a short play, do you want to sing about attracting wealth? Sing it for me 😄 😄 Haha.