Quick Transmigration: The Palm's Fatekeeper

Rong Yi has developed a deep fear of sleeping lately, because sometimes he wakes up as someone else. Fortunately, once he fulfills that person's wish, he can return to the present. But he still feels that the world is deeply malicious toward him! This story has plenty of shortcomings, so here's a heads-up. Originally, I based it on an idea from my fortune-telling story: the left eye sees the past and the right eye sees the future. But I thought using the left and right hands would be more convenient. Other authors came up with the left-hand-right-hand idea long ago, so I'm clarifying that here. Also, this isn't the kind of super satisfying wish-fulfillment story where the protagonist effortlessly triumphs. Sometimes the characters bring about their own deaths and are reborn, like in the first story. Sometimes they go through especially tragic events and are reborn, like in the second. And sometimes... Anyway, the stories are all over the place, and may not be quite like other quick transmigration, face-slapping stories. The author writes different stories from different people's perspectives and has a pretty wild imagination, so some things may not make sense. I'll work on improving them bit by bit. (⊙﹏⊙)b Second, there isn't much romance in this story. It all happens outside the stories. Third, the author doesn't usually write stories with a shou protagonist, and this one is no exception. Although Rong Yi may sometimes seem rather weak, he's still the gong. Of course, there's a chance the story may stay completely clean. That depends on the author's imagination. Fourth, I used to like writing in first person, which meant skipping a lot of people's inner thoughts. Now that I've switched to third person, I'm not always sure how much to include, so... I'm working on improving and will do my best. Fifth, there are probably other shortcomings. I'll add them when I think of them or see someone point them out. Finally, I hope you all enjoy the story. Theme: