I have a city in another world

Chapter 6801 The Grand Prize and Unusual Fate

The lottery hall erupted in chaos at that moment.

Another big prize has been won. Although the prize money per bet is not high, if enough bets are purchased, the total amount can be a huge sum.

There is actually no limit to the number of lottery tickets you can buy. If you feel you have enough money, you can buy all the lottery tickets.

Although you are guaranteed to win, you will also definitely lose a lot of money.

The recipient of a huge sum of money is standing right in front of everyone, and is being born in their presence.

Since this hall opened, people have frequently won various prizes, and there have even been big prizes.

But no award has ever had such a dramatic and unbelievable process.

The key is that they witnessed the entire process, which made the impact all the more intense.

At this moment, many people looked at Tang Zhen with envy, wishing they could take his place.

Having witnessed the magic of money and understood its benefits, this young wizard, who had placed a bet on something casually, now possessed a fortune that could change his destiny.

The sudden arrival of wealth can instantly throw psychologically fragile individuals off balance, causing them to involuntarily start shouting.

"I can't believe it, what a coincidence, I actually won the lottery!"

"It's truly unbelievable that this set of numbers appeared just one step away from being correct, and the digits are exactly the same."

"A bet of one million star coins yields a return of over a hundred times! My Goddess of the Moon, how much money is that?"

"It's a huge sum of money, more than double the amount that spendthrift son squandered!"

"Hurry up and place your bets! I want to win the grand prize too! I want to get rich!"

"Hahaha, look at that idiot, he's probably feeling worse than dead right now!"

Upon hearing this, everyone nodded in agreement and looked at the rich second-generation with mocking eyes.

Indeed, if the rich kid hadn't squandered all his money, he could have completely turned his life around and earned at least double the profit if he had another million star coins.

Perhaps he genuinely sensed that he was about to win the lottery, or perhaps he was simply acting out of spite, because that's just his personality.

The more impossible something is, the more one wants to accomplish it, and one even thinks that everyone should accommodate one's own desires.

Little did he know that the outside world was not something a spoiled brat like him could control, and that the harsh realities of life would teach him to obey.

However, they were just one step away from winning the grand prize.

You could say that this rich kid was unlucky and missed the opportunity, or you could say that this opportunity was never meant for him. No matter how close he was to it, if he couldn't have it, he couldn't have it.

No need to arrive early or late, just arrive at the perfect time, and you can win by simply placing a bet – that's true luck.

Strictly speaking, Tang Zhen was the true winner of this grand prize. Everyone, including the rich second-generation and anyone else in the hall, had the opportunity to participate, but none of them did, and therefore missed out on this huge sum of money.

As everyone said, the rich kid was indeed on the verge of collapse at this moment.

He tried to shout, but found his throat felt blocked, like rusty iron scraping against each other.

Unable to open their throats or utter a sound, the anger building up inside them grew ever stronger.

It was as if his chest was filled with burning coke, which grew hotter and hotter with the wind as time passed, as if it would melt his body.

He watched helplessly as the grand prize he had been dreaming of fell into Tang Zhen's hands, and his chance to turn his life around was completely out of reach.

The laughter of the crowd, like rusty iron brushes and awls, kept piercing my heart; I had never experienced such humiliation before.

At that moment, he only regretted not being a superhuman, lacking the power to destroy the world. Otherwise, he would have killed everyone present. He would have made these bastards who saw him make a fool of himself and constantly humiliated him pay the most terrible price.

Damn nobles, damn wizards, everyone deserves to die.

Or instead of killing them, keep them alive to slowly torture them, letting them constantly experience that excruciating pain.

At this moment, the rich second-generation had all sorts of wicked thoughts in his mind, trying to take revenge on everyone present, especially Tang Zhen, who had stolen his opportunity.

Unfortunately, it was all just a fantasy. Reality was far more cruel than he imagined. If he had a choice, he would rather stay immersed in the fantasy and never wake up.

At this moment, however, no one cared about his feelings; instead, everyone's attention was focused on Tang Zhen.

Some people were filled with envy, simply because it was a huge sum of money that even nobles and wealthy people would be tempted by.

Among the customers present, very few could immediately come up with such a large sum of money.

Not to mention the process of winning, which is almost effortless; it's simply a matter of placing a bet and then waiting for the draw.

Anyone could easily do the same thing.

However, while the task itself is easy to accomplish, the opportunity is rare. Not everyone is so fortunate as to be able to purchase the exact numbers at this specific time and place a bet of one million Star Coins.

In the Star Realm, an annual income of 100 Star Coins is enough for ordinary people to live a very good life.

If one's total assets exceed ten thousand, one can be considered a wealthy person and live a decent life without worrying about food or clothing.

Therefore, these million star coins definitely meet the standard of a huge sum of money, and not everyone can afford them. Very few people would spend a million at once to buy Creation Lottery Tickets.

The rich kid was one of them, but he was so desperate from losing that he wanted to gamble on his luck to win back his losses, which is why he placed such a huge bet.

Under normal circumstances, no one would make this choice unless they were extremely confident that this set of numbers would definitely win.

But those in the know understand that all sorts of astrological prediction methods, which seem to have solid evidence, are actually complete nonsense.

Numbers are impossible to predict, but luck can increase the chances of winning. Seeking divine intervention seems more reliable than so-called predictions.

Many wizards are unwilling to acknowledge the intangible energy of luck, believing it to be merely a matter of probability and coincidence. However, some wizards acknowledge the existence of luck, considering it a special code within the rules of heaven and earth.

Like a wild card, it can turn into a royal flush no matter which hand it falls into.

Therefore, some people believe that Tang Zhen was incredibly lucky at that moment, which is why he won the big prize with a casual bet.

Some people secretly decided that if Tang Zhen continued to buy Creation Lottery Tickets, they would try to follow suit no matter what.

They didn't have Tang Zhen's guts; he dared to bet a million star coins at once, but investing ten or twenty thousand was no problem for him.

Even if you don't win, you can afford it; if you are lucky enough to win, the profit will be at least a hundred times or more.

Tang Zhen, who had become the center of attention, remained silent. He simply accepted the bonus and then continued to stare at the numbers in front of him.

He wasn't analyzing or deducing anything; rather, he sensed something mysterious and was gradually analyzing his experiences over this period.

It seems that from a certain moment, one's fate was affected, and many twists and turns were added out of nowhere.

These setbacks may seem perilous, but in the end, they are all resolved in various ways and can help him gain great benefits.

Everything seems normal at first glance, but upon closer inspection, you'll find that there are still many things that aren't quite right.

Using a rule-breaking tool, we analyzed the moment we won the prize and discovered something amiss.

Its existence is extremely subtle, appearing and disappearing in a leaping manner, hidden within the already obscure grid of fate.

It subtly and quietly influenced Tang Zhen's fate.