The Unlucky Ambassador's Trials

Gu Yan Muchan transmigrates to a parallel Earth and discovers he bears a ridiculous curse: the more unlucky he is, the stronger he becomes. Hit by a car, he gains an iron body; struck by lightning, he awakens the power to control thunder; falling from a building, he comprehends an air barrier. People mock him as the 'Unlucky Ambassador,' unaware that behind this nickname lies the most unreasonable golden finger in the universe. After the system activates, he gradually figures out the rules: the level of bad luck determines the strength of his abilities, using abilities incurs a cooldown cost, and if he experiences bad luck more than three times within 24 hours, the fourth time will be a life-or-death crisis. He must navigate cautiously through the city's undercurrents while being targeted by the mysterious organization 'Observers,' embroiled in a conspiracy spanning macro and micro scales. The villainous organization 'Entropy' attempts to extract dimensional energy from ability users, and the source of it all is a dismembered fragment of an old god secretly manipulating events. From underground street fights to secret laboratories, from microscopic bacterial civilizations to dimensional rifts, Gu Yan Muchan takes a step closer to becoming inhuman with each fatal misfortune. When the dimensional reclaimers descend, declaring they will 'eliminate cross-dimensional anomalies,' he finally understands: fate never cursed him—it was simply forging him, in the crudest way, into a sword capable of splitting dimensions. One-sentence selling point: The more unlucky, the stronger? Then I'll take on all the bad luck in the world. — Description from novelcodex.org