In the City, I Can Appreciate Everything

I'm sorry to know that this book is expensive after reading the first few chapters, especially since the protagonist promised to be a dog.

I really don't like this kind of urban superpower. For example, the protagonist just got a golden finger and told fortunes for rich people. You said I could admit it accidentally, and then asked others to borrow money, and then went to the antique street to pick up fortunes. However, before that, he was just an ordinary takeaway boy. Such a big change suddenly did not attract anyone's attention.

This book has more than 300,000 words and only three people have reviewed it, which is a bit outrageous.