Gao Jiyun had been unlucky since childhood. In the game Honkai: Star Rail, he managed the astonishing feat of losing seventeen 50/50s in a row.
It was enough to shake heaven and earth. Even the God of Misfortune was afraid of catching his bad luck, while the God of Wealth feared he’d end up broke just by getting near him.
At last, this walking magnet for misfortune was sent on his way by a highly experienced truck driver.
Perhaps even the heavens couldn’t stand to watch anymore, so they simply let him transmigrate into the world of the game and gave him the ability to grow stronger through games of chance.
When Gao Jiyun learned about this ability, he nearly burst into tears.
No one knew better than he did just how unlucky he was.
But it seemed that after arriving in this world, his luck had finally started to change...
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It's great, I love watching it. The main character's image makes me think that when they get to Pinocchio, after Sandstone says that line, the main character will see Sandstone again and say, "Yo yo yo, I'm here to place a bet! I'm here to gamble! You're so handsome, brother!" 😏
There's a bit of ambiguity between these two. Are they both male? If so, the author should probably add a tag so those who don't like it can avoid it. 🤔🤔🤔🤔
He doesn't seem like a star god to me; he seems more like a mortal.
The ending felt rushed. It seems like the author hasn't filled in any plot holes. Overall, the plot was pretty good. I really enjoyed watching the main character interact with the gold dust (yes, I'm a gold dust fan). The gold dust scenes were consistently present. If anyone doesn't like watching it, they don't need to come here. Overall, it was good. Keep up the good work, author!
The protagonist is feeling unusually good.
Delicious! Hahaha! 🍉🍉