I'm Really Not the World's Worst Luck-Bringer

Liu Rufeng, the senior disciple of the Shu Mountain Sect, is cautious, handsome, and kind to others, but he has never been able to accept his identity as the ultimate jinx.

On the day he takes a master, Patriarch Taiqing is rendered speechless.

Liu Rufeng asks: “Master, could it be that I have no spiritual root?”

Patriarch Taiqing nods.

What the heck, is my mouth cheating?

When he descends the mountain, he sees the Demon-Locking Pagoda.

Liu Rufeng asks: “Junior Brother, is this pagoda sturdy?”

And so, the Demon-Locking Pagoda collapses.

What the heck, is my mouth cheating?

After descending the mountain, he arrives at Baiyan Village.

Liu Rufeng sighs: “This really is a peaceful paradise beyond the mortal world!”

One meal later, water bandits arrive.

What the heck, is my mouth cheating?

Although it has been verified in countless ways, Liu Rufeng still refuses to believe it: Impossible, absolutely impossible. How could I possibly be the ultimate jinx?

This book is also known as "I Admit It, I'm Actually a Great Luo Immortal"

"Thanks for Asking, I'm in Xuanyuan and Not Ascending Yet"

"I Really Am a Peerless Expert!"

"Does My Senior Granduncle Really Have No Spiritual Root?"