Little Man Ke Hansheng in the Era of Spiritual Qi Revival

Concise blurb: Ke Hansheng has been completely baffled lately. All because he made a post while in a bad mood, the authorities showed up at his door. Fine, that's not important. What's important is: spiritual qi is coming! Spiritual qi is coming! Spiritual qi is coming! The important things must be said three times. Long-winded blurb: What does the spiritual qi revival bring humanity? Cultivation and leveling up, fighting monsters and grinding bosses? ... Getting countless lucky opportunities dropped on your head along the way, until you shatter the void and stand at the pinnacle of the universe? ... Ke Hansheng flashed a toothy grin. "Don't kid yourself. Those are things for Heaven's favorite sons and goddaughters to do. As for you mortals... er, I mean, us mortals, faced with a cataclysm like this, if we want to survive, nothing beats keeping a low profile. As long as we lie low stubbornly, monstrously, and with impeccable style, until all the geniuses have been turned into dead dogs by our staying power, we'll be the last ones standing!" So this is a story about keeping your head down. Let's see how Ke Xiaomin bounces along and quietly makes it to the finish line as Ke the Winner. He did forget to mention, though, that to outlast everyone, you need one prerequisite: "luck." Behold this guy's unbelievable luck: Lucky break one: Before spiritual qi arrived, he brought Liang Jin home; Lucky break two: At the very start of its arrival, he went with Liang Jin to rob a tomb; Then he was such a good listener that he went and picked up a kid too. That's lucky break three; And naturally, there's a lucky break four... All things considered, his greatest stroke of luck was finding Liang Jin, a real treasure. Set against the backdrop of the spiritual qi revival, this is a story of ordinary people struggling to survive in an age of great upheaval. It's pseudo-rebirth, pseudo-zombies, and a pseudo-apocalypse, with a lighthearted tone. No matter how hard life gets, the sun will still rise tomorrow. Finding joy in hardship is the true way to keep your head down. I swear with a clenched fist: I won't start a new story until I have at least a hundred chapters saved up.