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Little God of Fortune Is Here: Luck Explodes!
Little God of Fortune Is Here: Luck Explodes! Plot:
Lin Xiaoman, a jobless and lovelorn office worker, was eating a cold bun in a convenience store when a cute boy in a red bellyband, holding a golden ingot, jumped into her arms. He claimed to be a "demoted Little God of Fortune" who had forgotten to send her luck for three years and vowed to make it up to her. But his "luck-making" efforts were all disasters: he retrieved her stolen bag but knocked over the boss's coffee, edited her resume to say "can eat ten plates of tripe", and even transferred her bad luck to himself, falling into a sewer. It wasn't until Xiaoman shielded the boy from a falling object that she realized luck isn't given—it's when they glued her rain-soaked resume, turned spilled coffee into iced Americano, and turned messes into sweetness. The Little God of Fortune's real mission? To help her regain the courage to "catch luck" even when life is tough.
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