I Have This Feeling the Gacha Pool Has Turned into a Bath

The shabby little house Lu Youqing inherited became a gacha pool.

Different games, different cards.

Lu Youqing often sat outside his front door, looking over the gacha requests that had been submitted and calling out numbers at random.

A male lead from an otome game, dressed according to the current theme and wearing a mask that covered him from head to toe, couldn't even see where he was going. He stumbled out the door, only for Lu Youqing to grab his wrist and check his number tag.

The otome-game male lead said glumly, "Is this thing you tied on me the kind they use at old-fashioned bathhouses?"

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After plenty of trial and error, players in countless worlds began to pass around a saying:

You have to pick the right time to pull.

For example, one otome-game player concluded that pulling at nine in the morning gave them the best chance of getting an SSR.

But they didn't know the reason:

At nine every morning, a brooding big shot would show up downstairs at the same time, holding a bouquet of white flowers whose meaning was hopeless love.

So Lu Youqing would call out the best-looking card, the man who seemed most capable of a fight.

"Go on, let him see how handsome the men coming out of my house are every day."

Otome-game male lead: "..."

Lu Youqing: "I even lent you my home so you could freshen up and get dressed. What's the harm in helping me out?"

At nine in the morning, it was a brooding big shot. At noon, in the afternoon, all kinds of people came looking for trouble with Lu Youqing.

Lu Youqing: "Take a number! Take a number!"

A lighthearted, whimsical story.

People will try to get close to the protagonist, but the protagonist is just a number-calling machine and won't return their feelings.

Theme: Get along in harmony.