
Global Lottery: It All Depends on Luck, so Why Should You Always Hit the Mark?
全球抽奖:都是靠运气,凭什么就你百发百中
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- Completed
- Length
- 558k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Apocalyptic Crisis
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Zongheng
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The only shortcoming of Haokang is that it is too perfect. Let's talk about something serious, not purely cool writing, nor purely gaming writing. There was a bit of a crash in the early stages. But it seems to have been changed. Although the overall situation remains the same, it should be better. The male protagonist is quite serious in the early stages. My current teammates are all quite funny. Therefore, the following articles seem to lack the serious feeling of the end of the world. I think a few knives can be put in appropriately. To create a serious and tense atmosphere. Or arrange some big event or something. But the author is a bit watery. If you don't want to chat with the author, you can try skipping to read a part. The impact is not big.
I thought I was playing a trumpet: I was said to be too submissive Start over In your eyes: Open a new account More lawless
It's all nonsense. There are several chapters or even a dozen chapters with no lottery. The content is messy.
This is the book with the longest title I have ever seen [Dog Head]
Copy the settings and check out the original "Global Lifespan Lottery: Only I Can Specify Rewards"
Chapter 15 You have a bad attitude, right?
Not happy. There are some problems with the architectural design.
Because it looks too good and I don't want others to see it, so I give a negative review.
So pretty. This is the first time I have seen a novel with this theme. So interesting. So comfortable. It's so comfortable that it can't be described in words. It's a pity that I don't have a monthly pass this month. Come on, author, I will give it to you next month~
"Global Lottery: It's All Relying on Luck, Why Are You Always Hit" is a science fiction novel written on January 2nd. In a world where doomsday games have come, the protagonist Chen Yichuan faces the cruel reality that lifespan has become the only currency, and embarks on a thrilling adventure. In this game, people have only two choices: upgrade through combat or use life to draw. With his wisdom and courage, Chen Yichuan constantly challenges various draws in order to survive and become stronger in this new world full of unknowns and dangers. The novel has a unique background setting, taking readers into a post-apocalyptic world dominated by game rules, where "lifespan" has become the most precious resource. The author, Yi Chu Er, constructs a worldview full of tension and uncertainty through a compact plot and rich imagination. Chen Yichuan's character is three-dimensional, and his growth path is full of challenges, making readers full of expectations for his fate. The use of the element of "lottery" in the novel is quite creative. It is not only a way for the characters in the novel to grow and gain strength, but also the key to promoting the development of the story. Chen Yichuan's numerous hits in the lottery showed his unique luck and wisdom, and also brought readers an exciting reading experience. Overall, "Global Lottery: It's All Relying on Luck, Why Are You Always Hit" is a science fiction novel with a clever conception and compact plot, and is worth recommending to readers who like doomsday themes and game elements. It not only provides a rich space for imagination, but also makes people think more deeply about the meaning and value of life.