Ding! Your Golden Finger Is Now Online [Quick Transmigration]

[A quick recommendation for my buddy's new novel: The Big Shot Salted Fish Has Returned from Cultivation, please add it to your collection~] Luo Chen began transmigrating through small worlds to fulfill the wishes of those burdened by unresolved obsessions, all so he could overcome his tribulation and become a god. Rewrite fate? Save the world from the apocalypse? Luo Chen's response: Good thing I'm my own golden finger! [1. The Pangolin Is a Mountain God]: The mountains and forests are being forcibly bought up to turn them into an amusement park. The few elderly people left in the village beg desperately, but can only watch as the forest is destroyed and its creatures suffer. The pangolin's wish: Please protect this mountain. When Luo Chen arrives: - The mountain has a mountain god from then on. Wouldn't it make perfect sense for him to create a divine miracle? #How a pangolin starts off pretending to be a god and ends up becoming a mountain god who performs divine miracles, a plan√# [2. My Edgelord Diary Was Exposed]: A boy who committed suicide because of school bullying leaves behind a diary. His family falls apart as they search for the culprit, and things end tragically. The boy's wish: Please stop all this. When Luo Chen transmigrates into a land-bound spirit: - He decides to turn the diary into an edgelord diary. Wouldn't it make perfect sense if the whole world thought I was the Creator Emperor? [3. The Dollmaker of the Wasteland]: This world is overrun with monsters, and humanity struggles to survive. The dollmaker's wish: Save the children and prevent the base from falling. When Luo Chen arrives: - He transforms directly into a real dollmaker. Wouldn't it make perfect sense for the prosthetics he makes to be capable of fighting monsters? Once the golden finger comes online, nothing is a problem! [This novel focuses on feel-good wish fulfillment. Welcome to subscribe.] My buddy has started a new novel, too. It's also a no-romance story, so if you're interested, go check it out and add it to your collection~ The ID is 10616769, the title is The Big Shot Salted Fish Has Returned from Cultivation, and the author is Li Nu Xiao Shui. Click here to see a music-loving cultivation big shot transmigrate from the cultivation world back to modern times for a daily dose of the supernatural. Sheng Qingkong opened his eyes. He found he'd returned to the modern world from the cultivation world. Good news. He wouldn't have to fight anymore. He could finally live an ordinary, leisurely retirement. Bad news. This world was full of spirits with unresolved obsessions, suffering night after night and unable to pass on to reincarnation. Sheng Qingkong: Forget it, I'll help while I'm at it. At a deadly intersection, one ghost held the line, and a thousand cars couldn't get through. A ghost kept climbing into people's driver's seats and slamming on the brakes. Of course they'd end up rear-ending each other. Sheng Qingkong: "Don't panic. I'll play a tune first to awaken the spirits trapped in their delusions." Everyone: "??" What a charlatan. Only the spirits came to their senses, their fingertips trembling. "I almost... did a bad thing while trying to help." Then people were shocked to discover: - There hadn't been a single rear-end collision since that day! Could he really be a master? There was always a cat yowling in the park. Was it the spring breeding season? No, the cats were roaring with rage. The killer who murdered their owner had escaped without a trace. Sheng Qingkong reached out again. "Don't worry. I'll help you find him!" Everyone watching: "??" Before long, a pack of cats and dogs had cornered the culprit. He sobbed and scrambled to cling to a police officer's leg. "Waaah! I want to turn myself in!" The officers: "??" Who put out a martial-world-style death warrant on stray cats and dogs? This isn't scientific! Sheng Qingkong summons spirits with one tune and catches criminals with another. - In the beginning, I really only wanted to be an ordinary person. Later, word spread throughout the ghostly community that a living King of Hell was around. He was fiercer to evil ghosts than the real King of Hell, quicker to clear grievances, and could help spirits resolve their regrets and move on. He did it all. Sheng Qingkong had ghosts to deal with every day, and whenever he went out, cats and dogs surrounded him with offerings. If their owners were in trouble, he was the one to call! Sheng Qingkong: "..." Exhausted, he threw away a bug, then swept a pile of spirit money out of the house. He didn't really need payment that badly, honestly! Theme: Love is love, whether it's great or small