I'm Really Not a Koi.

Lu Fang, a trainee lawyer, was in debt worth millions, and unfortunately encountered a shipwreck that shocked the world. As a result, the whole ship died, and he was the only one who came back alive. The media dubbed him the "Earthly Koi" and "The Chosen One", and the entire Internet worshiped him. But Lu Fang just wanted to roar: "I can survive only because of the International Convention on Refuge at Sea and the knowledge of ship structure! Does it have anything to do with luck?!" No one believed him. The creditors didn't believe him and thought he had hidden a huge sum of money; the public didn't believe him and thought he was Versailles. Until the mysterious and aloof female CEO Qin Zhiyu came to her door and offered him a bizarre contract with an annual salary of one million - to serve as her "risk hedging consultant", which is abbreviated as: using his "unnatural luck" to commit suicide in various ways and help her test business risks. In order to repay the debt, Lu Fang tearfully signed this "deed of sale". From then on, he relied on the lawyer's rigorous logic, extraordinary observation, bottomless desire for survival, and a mouth that could talk the dead back to life, to save the day in seemingly fatal missions. The more he explains that he is not cheating, the stronger his "koi" persona becomes. When the whole world believed in metaphysics, he silently used science and logic to take advantage of the situation, and staged a shocking counterattack...