Science Can't Explain This
by 祥和苑
Lin Du, a comedian expelled from a psychology program, makes a living by setting up a stall to "read fortunes." He doesn't draw talismans, chant spells, or burn incense—he relies solely on his eyes and his mouth. A rich lady asks about marriage prospects. He glances at her phone's lock screen: "Sis, your boyfriend's WeChat nickname for you is 'ATM No. 3'—you're ranked third." A boss asks about wealth luck. He scans the office plants: "There's a former employee's resignation letter buried under the money tree. How can the feng shui be good?" A rival tries to challenge him. He pulls out "Criminal Psychology" and "Microexpression Recognition": "Your compass is too old-fashioned. What I do is called behavioral analysis." Until one day, a real ghost stands before him. Lin Du is silent for three seconds: "This... friend, your feet aren't touching the ground. According to the 'Approaching Science' procedure, I need to first run an elimination process on you." — Description from novelcodex.org
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