After the lazy cancer is cured, I will start writing again, and next door, "The story cannot be taken seriously!" The same world view, now let's put in the copywriting~
Eric felt that he was very unlucky, the kind of bad luck that was rare in a thousand years, the kind that could encounter any kind of bad luck.
Problems that he could solve by himself, such as heavy rain on a sunny day or a potted plant falling on his head, were considered trivial. Problems such as losing his wallet while shopping for groceries or suddenly losing water in the shower were only average. However, the inherent bad luck that affected the people around him made him very distressed.
Thanks to this, his parents frowned every day for as long as he could remember, and eventually they divorced and he was sent to an orphanage. The children reject him because of his bad luck, and only the emotionless robot caretakers want to get close to him. Although every one that came close to him would cost him one, he was still very grateful and quietly collected the pieces of the broken robot. Those were the most precious treasures of his childhood.
Back in time, in order to avoid dying on the streets, Eric, who had just grown up and was able to work, did not hesitate to choose to be a live broadcast host. The main game he recorded was FW - Virtual World - and he achieved great success. Even bad luck could not prevent money from flowing into his account.
"Sure enough... I'm still too naive." Eric looked at the blue sky and white cloud prairie in front of him that had disappeared since the Third World War. He said sadly with dead eyes: "Why did the game become real!? Am I so unlucky that the world despises me? QAQ!"
"No," the live broadcaster, who silently watched Eric finish a series of operations such as getting up, yelling, and crying violently, put his arm around his shoulders and said calmly: "Friend, have you heard of that urban legend? That...'Alice'."
Eric turned his head and looked back. A bunch of upturned black hair was like a big question mark: "Eh? Why did you call me all of a sudden?"