The Lucky One’s Life: Starting with Streaming CSGO

So the protagonist's luck is just used to draw some lucky boxes from the system? Without the system's three lucky draws, he keeps losing money. Is the protagonist the ultimate unlucky one? The protagonist earns about the same as a lucky box-opening streamer in one day, and even less without a big lucky draw. He's nowhere near being a lucky player.

Having finished reading it, well... People say life has its ups and downs, but this book has neither. It's just bland and uneventful. But author, you're writing a European-style novel, you've built up the framework yourself, only to deliver nothing. If the author is worried about the pacing being too fast and chaotic, then slow it down a bit, that's fine. But the plot still needs to start, right?

The atmosphere was already right; a lucky draw would have been a natural progression. Why deliberately suppress it? According to the author's previous statements and settings, a medium lucky draw would never yield a Dragon Sniper. If it did, wouldn't all the previous setup have been for nothing? A million game items is only a medium lucky draw, and how do you even write the later system?

Author, I remember there was a novel on Qidian called "The Treasure King" that was about running a warehouse in real life. I think this book could be written about this aspect, which can reasonably increase one's wealth. You could also write about game accounts being scammed or secondhand accounts being reclaimed after being traded.

I don't know why they spent so much time writing about the romance between the male and female supporting characters; I don't think many people would enjoy reading it. 🙂

Thanks for everyone's replies, which prompted me to re-download Perfect World Esports. I opened 110 more accounts, and thankfully, I got one gold item. I advise everyone to just play for fun and not get carried away; these losses won't even cover your costs. Just enjoy the show.

I've read two chapters. Are there any unreasonable rewards like top-tier limited-edition sports cars or mansions appearing later on? The author is practically penniless, yet suddenly possesses things that don't match his status, and some people seem completely unfazed. Will there be any more of this ridiculous plot twists later on? Can any fellow readers explain this?

I discovered this book today, and after reading a bit, I couldn't resist and opened 50 pages.

I can pretend I didn't see that 50 million yuan acquisition of 70% of miHoYo's shares. I'll continue with my full subscription!

Only two out of 500 people whose lives hung by a thread received gold. This can be called being incredibly lucky?