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(This is the author's first work, there may be some plot bugs, please feel free to point them out if you find them) In this world, magic is a very unfamiliar concept to people. After the Renaissance, these supernatural powers gradually came into people's sight. But only nobles or talented people can learn it (remember this, it will be very useful for future plot reasoning). Seventeenth century. With the advent of the Age of Discovery, European countries accelerated the pace of foreign exploration. In 1640 AD, Eddie Mombasa (Male 2), a young British handyman, accidentally met a well-known pirate captain Matt Carpenter (Male 1) and boarded the pirate ship. A new life began. During his pirate career, Eddie discovered that the captain's identity was unusual.

(Historical Overview) Before the Civil War, a small village in the middle of the United States suffered a severe drought. The residents had no choice but to move westward. As a member of the small town, Roana Carlos voluntarily joined the ranks of westward expansion. As a white American, she has Indian blood flowing in her body. She always treats the struggle between ethnic groups with the most serious attitude. Moreover, she has almost the worst luck in all mankind, except for wealth. She became famous when she accidentally discovered a gold mine while exploring. So, can our protagonist rely on her "unnatural" luck to successfully change her destiny?