Cultivation: I Can Copy Fates

The weather is unpredictable, and misfortune may strike at any moment. A centipede has a hundred legs, yet cannot outrun a snake; a rooster has two wings, yet cannot outfly a crow. Is fate not predetermined by Heaven, and is not the span of one’s life fixed? Li Zhiming sees black fates protruding from people’s heads like centipedes. At eight years old, he still doesn’t understand what words like “die of hunger and cold,” “toil all one’s life,” “live an utterly mediocre life,” or “lowly peddler” mean. But when he looks at the words “Labor to Death at Forty” above his father, Li Chujiu, he begins to understand, however vaguely. In this world, some prominent figures have pale green, blue, or even golden fates. Then, among the countless ordinary people, Li Zhiming spots someone as unremarkable as himself, and sees a flash of deep crimson fate above his head. 【Late Bloomer】 From that moment on, the story is never the same. Also known as “Knowing One’s Fate,” a tale of an ordinary man