slice of life about old construction worker who gets a report of future events and information, what if he knew the liquor store tomorrow would sell a winning lottery scratcher, but how would you know which one, would you buy all of them? he sees a lost dog flyer but person refuses to pay him reward posted. so while the info is real, real life means he won't get advertised rewards. slow and not much action.
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"This novel is not part of the slice of life genre. After reading more than 200 chapters, readers will be surprised by a scene where the main character fights alone against a large corporation. This conflict drags on for over 300 chapters, with the protagonist still living as a fugitive. China is portrayed very negatively, where large consortiums hold overwhelming power, almost as if they can cover the sky, forcing the protagonist to take them down. Despite receiving help from the system, he remains an ordinary person relying solely on money. This is extremely frustrating, especially during critical moments when the system doesn’t assist him at all. Even when his greatest enemy is right next to him, the system fails to notice, which only adds to the frustration. I decided to stop reading because of how aggravating it became. Initially, I was looking for a slice of life story, but this novel is clearly not in that genre."
