I'm Not Born Lucky

I’m not naturally lucky. My cheat is just too powerful. On his way home late one night, Xiao Li came across a letter asking for help and found himself in a strange place. To return to reality, he had to complete the tasks assigned to him. In a supposedly haunted school, Xiao Li looked at the tasks given to his companions, such as “survive until dawn,” then glanced at the tasks written in his own notebook: 1. Tell me your name. 2. Tell me what you like. 3. Give me a kiss. Xiao Li: ???? Completely baffled, he turned the other party down. The protagonist is the shou. A ghost-bothering, trouble-quelling shou who clears the challenges on his own. A satisfying power fantasy! [New story seeking advance follows. If you’re interested, take a look =3= Here’s the blurb:] Lin Yan is an ordinary player who enters a massive dating game adapted from a Jinjiang novel, turned into a Haitang-style game, and livestreamed to Qidian viewers. As an extra, all he needs to do is pass through the protagonists’ lives and give the viewers watching the stream a tiny taste of Haitang-style shock. So when the Haitang gong and shou meet for the first time, Lin Yan is part of the atmosphere crew, playing drums in an ugly hat and glasses. When the Qidian gong and shou go racing, Lin Yan is an ordinary passerby driving alongside them. When the six-person group gets to know one another on a variety show, Lin Yan is the narrator provided by the production crew. When the Haitang shou is about to drink a drugged cocktail at a bar, Lin Yan is the passerby who seizes the chance to chat him up and take the drink away. But When Lin Yan bends down to look for his glasses, the Jinjiang gong’s Adam’s apple bobs as he says, “It’s you?” When Lin Yan pulls the Jinjiang shou out of the water, the shou asks him, “Have we met before? Would you be my model, my muse, from now on?” When Lin Yan takes the drink away, the Haitang shou grabs his hand. When Lin Yan approaches the Haitang gong, the Haitang shou’s face twists with jealousy. He drags Lin Yan back, points at the Haitang gong, and demands, “Why him? Don’t you like me?” During a team game, the Jinjiang gong wraps an arm around Lin Yan’s waist. “You’re on my team.” The Jinjiang shou stares at the hand around Lin Yan’s waist. “Let go.” Lin Yan, who thought he could just breeze through his background-character tasks: “.” The six guests gather on a livestreamed variety show, but instead of sparking any chemistry with each other, they surround Lin Yan and launch into a spectacular love triangle showdown. On the day Lin Yan appears on camera, his background-character rating plunges below the limit, and he fails his task. As punishment, the livestream audience is replaced with Jinjiang readers, who vote on what he must do. He has to carry out the option with the most votes. Lin Yan: “.” At least it’s not the Haitang audience. Theme: