Wu You is an exchange student sent to Earth by the advanced civilization “Noah.” On the surface, he's an ordinary gaming enthusiast. His real mission is to observe human emotions. To fit in with Earth's culture, Wu You signs up for the full-dive game Domain of the Gods, intending to quietly finish his thesis, “Why Are Humans So Obsessed with Gacha?” But on his first login, he awakens the “Lucky Charm” fate brought on by an alien genetic mutation: monsters drop divine artifacts, he stumbles into hidden maps, every ten-pull gives him ten golden pulls, and NPCs scramble to give him quests.
Wu You only wanted to quietly serve as an observer. Who could have known that the game was full of “easy-win” villains who never worked hard, relying entirely on stealing opportunities, hitching rides, and snatching fortunes? They even formed an “Easy-Win Squad” that made a point of leeching off the lucky ones. Wu You was furious: “I'm an alien, and even I don't take it easy. How dare you?”
So he used his high-dimensional computing power to crack the game's mechanics, while turning his incredible luck into a law of cause and effect. First clears, hidden classes, cross-server battlefields, god-tier pets: wherever he went, his luck shone brightly, and the villains' mental states crumbled. But as he ventured deeper into the game, a System notification that only aliens could recognize appeared: “Noah beacon responding. Welcome home.”
Wu You: “Wait, how did this game get to Earth before I did?”
