From the Start, I Made the System Cry, and the Whole Server Begged Me to Be Their Lucky Charm!

Lu Ren, whose name means “passerby,” is an easygoing young man determined to be a laid-back scenery enthusiast in the groundbreaking traditional full-dive MMORPG Age of Revelation. But when he creates his character, he runs into the most outrageous bug in history: he gets forcibly bound to a talent called “Maximum Luck (Fake)!” Its effects are absurd: a 1,000% increase to the chance of triggering chance encounters, a 1,000% increase to the ability to sense hidden quests, and a 1,000% increase to the drop rate of top-tier gear... But its side effects are just as brutal: System aggro +1,000%, monsters’ starting aggro +1,000%, and a 1,000% chance of NPCs giving him a hard time!

From then on, Lu Ren’s gaming life takes a bizarre turn:

Other players kill monsters and get copper coins. He casually reaches out and pulls out the glittering beginnings of a divine weapon, making the System issue him an epic “Go Die” quest on the spot.

Other players run themselves ragged completing quests. He trips over a rock while walking and triggers a hidden storyline, raking in rewards until his hands are full, only to end up hunted by the entire server.

Other players cautiously form parties to tackle dungeons. He brings along a husky he picked up on the road, a troublemaker that can only bark “woof, woof,” and somehow clears Hell difficulty. Before dying, the boss even tearfully gives him a hidden-class advancement scroll.

A beautiful guild leader wants to recruit him? Instead, he accidentally snatches the server’s first kill with a lucky find, leaving her grinding her teeth in frustration even as she has no choice but to ask him for help with a quest.

A cool, aloof goddess of an archer? He “accidentally” hits her with a rotten egg he got as a quest reward, forging an “unbreakable bond.”

A cute, talented crafting expert? Drawn in by his “Emperor of Luck aura,” she insists on investigating his “mystical” gathering technique...