Everyone Wants My Luck

Lin Jinli, as her name suggests, is truly a lucky koi. At the company year-end party, she casually pressed a button and won a seaside mansion; while pointing out directions on the subway, she became the goddaughter of a jewelry queen; on a variety show, she casually threw a dart and took home the show's hidden million-dollar prize. A top actor shook her hand and later avoided a horse-riding accident; a failing milk tea shop she casually reposted became a viral hotspot in three days. The whole internet begged her: "Sister Koi, let me rub off some of your luck!" A real estate tycoon offered shares to be her godfather, a tech billionaire chased her with a villa, and even the lottery center secretly contacted her: "Can you help test if our system has bugs?" Lin Jinli looked at the growing zeros in her bank account and sighed... "I just want to quietly eat a bowl of spicy hotpot, please don't do this." [Reading tip: This story is sweet and satisfying throughout, no angst or frustration. Recommended to read while sharing for shared luck.]