The People’s Altar: I Can Foresee Its Hidden Requirements

Monsters run rampant, and humanity can barely survive by relying on altars that appear at random. After transmigrating eighteen years ago, Lin Fan finally gets his first chance to make an offering. But because his family is poor, all he can offer is a brick he picked up at a construction site. What he never expected was that he could hear the altars, perfectly fulfill their demands, and receive the best rewards! While the campus belle, a goddess admired by all, is fretting over how to meet the “Wisdom Altar’s” exacting demands, Lin Fan hears the ancient altar complain: “Ah, I’m so bored. Can someone tell me a joke?” When an enemy army is at the border and top experts offer countless treasures to the “War Altar” without getting any response, Lin Fan hears it roar: “Get lost! You bunch of idiots! All I want is an autographed photo of the enemy general!” While everyone else is squandering their fortunes desperately “drawing cards” at the altars, Lin Fan has already started feeding them exactly what they want. A handful of soil from a cemetery gets him a god-tier skill; a drop of morning dew gets him an ancient divine artifact. And so Lin Fan assumes a secret identity. He establishes the most mysterious organization, “Echoes of All Things,” and manipulates the world’s balance of power from behind the scenes. He becomes the most powerful “Listener” and makes equal exchanges with the gods. At the same time, he is just an ordinary boy in his classmates’ eyes, unbelievably lucky and always “stumbling upon” all kinds of rare treasures. He also gets to flirt a little with the cool and distant campus belle, then goes home to outwit his sister as they compete for their parents’ attention.