After my divorce, I started to have good luck
Chapter 164 - 120 Owes a Big Win_2

Chapter 164: Chapter 120 Owes a Big Win_2

By now, Chen Feng had slowly figured out some rules, namely that it was through his eyes that he absorbed the intangible energy of these works of art.

He had experimented and found that as soon as he closed his eyes, that extremely comfortable feeling in his body and mind would abruptly be cut off.

Also, he used to be mildly nearsighted, with both eyes around two hundred degrees.

Things in the distance would look blurry to him.

But over this period, after coming to Beijing, he suddenly found that his nearsightedness seemed to have improved.

He could see things in the distance clearly.

Especially in the past few days, as he continually absorbed energy every day, he felt his vision was getting better and better.

Thus, this further solidified his determination to collect these energy-containing art pieces.

If nearsightedness could be cured by absorbing such intangible energy, then the tumor in his head might even disappear.

Even if there was only one in ten thousand chance, Chen Feng was definitely going to continue.

Once Chen Feng had booked the plane tickets, everyone started to pack their luggage.

The hotel they were staying at was about an hour’s drive from the airport, so it would definitely be better to head over earlier.

The four of them, dragging their suitcases, left the hotel and happened to see a taxi passing by. They stopped it, got in, and arrived at the airport with hardly any red lights along the way, which cut down the time they had initially expected quite a bit.

This made the Beijing taxi driver exclaim loudly, feeling lucky and saying he should go buy lottery tickets.

In the past, the three women would certainly have joined the exclamation.

But during this month’s travel, they encountered similar lucky events almost every time; from initial surprise, to shock, and then to numbness.

At first, Lin Wan narcissistically thought her good luck had arrived and bought lottery tickets for three consecutive days, a hundred at a time, but each time she only won five yuan, nobody could match this kind of luck.

On Chen Feng’s side, he knew they were benefitting from his own luck.

Yet Chen Feng was somewhat puzzled by his own suddenly reinforced good fortune.

Back in Xiu Zhou, after he had won the grand prize in the lottery, he chose to keep a low profile; things like winning prizes on a whim when going out or finding money while walking almost disappeared.

Especially last time, when he was followed by two people and nearly beaten up; even though he escaped by chance, it couldn’t be said that it was because of good luck, but rather because he was smart enough.

However, ever since he started his national tour, things like staying in hotels, taking taxis, flying on planes, taking high-speed trains and so on, were all very smooth; he never experienced not being able to buy tickets, find hotels, or catch rides.

Unfortunate events, such as being ripped off in scenic spots, never happened to him.

This experience led Chen Feng to suspect that his good fortune might not be constant, but could fluctuate in strength due to certain factors.

When he won the lottery, his luck was undoubtedly strong, which may have declined afterwards, but compared to ordinary people, his luck was certainly much stronger, and it seemed to have become powerful again during his travels.

Chen Feng had been contemplating the seemingly elusive nature of his luck over these days, pondering its fluctuations.

He had some guesses in his mind, but was still not sure.

They arrived at the airport without a hitch, got out of the car, and had not walked far into the public hall when they saw a man coming towards them at a brisk pace, talking on the phone.

Seeing that he was about to bump into Wu Mengting, who was beside Chen Feng, Chen Feng quickly reached out to pull her aside and then stood in front of her.

The man immediately bumped into Chen Feng.

Chen Feng was prepared and was not knocked down, but the man, who was caught off guard and still talking on the phone, suddenly stumbled and fell backwards onto the ground, his phone flying out of his hand.

"Fuck!"

The man called out in bewilderment, quickly got up to retrieve his phone, only to find the screen shattered and the phone completely unresponsive after trying to operate it.

"Damn it!"

The man cursed again and then looked at Chen Feng with malice in his eyes.

Chen Feng also looked at the man, noticing his pale complexion contrasted by a red forehead, and coupled with his fat round face, he looked somewhat comical.

The man’s name was Luo Kun, about thirty years old, roughly one meter seventy in height, dressed elegantly, with a big gold watch on his wrist, an oily shiny face, and tender skin, a man who obviously lived a life of luxury.

Before Luo Kun had a chance to speak, Chen Feng quickly said, "You were about to bump into my friend just now. I stepped forward to block, and accidently knocking you down was an accident. Tell me how much your cracked screen costs, I’ll pay you."

"How much? You think I have no money? Do you realize I was making a very important phone call? You disrupted it like that, and it’s very likely this deal is ruined. Can you afford to compensate for that?"

Luo Kun had a reason to be angry; he was just negotiating a multi-billion dollar international deal. If it went through, he would earn at least half of it.

The deal was almost done, they were at a crucial moment of the discussion, and he felt it was about to succeed, but he was knocked down by Chen Feng, his phone broke, the call was cut off, how could he not be angry?

Chen Feng, unaware of these details, just felt that the man was somewhat unreasonable and his face darkened as he said, "I’ll only pay for your cracked screen. If you’re thinking of extorting more money, forget it."

Luo Kun got even angrier at the response, was just about to start cursing when his eyes suddenly widened with a look of horror.

While Chen Feng and the others were feeling puzzled, they heard a scream from behind, followed by a loud bang, and then the sound of glass shattering and falling to the ground.