Online Game: I Was Mistaken for a God-Tier Player

The release of an online game called Divine Realm drew the world's attention. It was said to offer one hundred percent freedom and one hundred percent realism.

Companies from all over the world rushed into this groundbreaking game, and the value of professional gamers soared. The top players earned annual salaries of up to ten billion.

But Jiang Chen, a rookie player, was mistaken for a top professional gamer as soon as he entered the game, all because his luck was too good.

Every attack on a monster was a critical hit, so people assumed he had struck its weak point with lightning-fast precision.

While clearing a dungeon for the first time, he was slow to react yet repeatedly dodged traps, so people assumed he had the instincts of a top player.

Whenever he opened a treasure chest, entered a lottery, or completed an event, he came in first, so people assumed he had a special trick.

But when countless players asked him how he did it, Jiang Chen could only say, utterly helplessly, "I'm really just lucky."

Player: "Look, the expert is so modest!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.