I Really Don't Want to Be This Lucky

Xu Qiren's three greatest fears in life: tower cranes, winning the lottery, and being on TV. Then a tower crane fell and didn't kill him, and on a whim he bought a two-yuan lottery ticket and won ten million. The same day, something called the [Misfortune Conservation System] bound itself to him—every bit of bad luck you suffer converts into misfortune points; misfortune points can be transferred to anyone; but good luck transferred to yourself must be repaid with an equal amount of misfortune, due in seventy-two hours. So he did something the entire internet couldn't understand: he donated all ten million, not a cent left. The money was donated, but the trending topic wasn't. Streamers blocked his bridge tunnel, reporters blocked the factory gate, film crews blocked his dorm. The more he tried to hide, the more the whole internet lifted him toward the altar. "I just want to find a place where no one knows me and live out the rest of my life in peace." The system replied: [The 4th nationwide live broadcast has been unlocked for you.] — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: I Really Don't Want to Be This Lucky — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠