Dragon Raja: Lu Mingfei's Bullet Screen Wish Machine

The five white prizes each have their own unique appeal.

Barbecue-flavored potato chips

[Oil painting "Leda and the Swan"]

[Little Yellow Chick Doll]

[A small bell with a clip]

[Deeds for Yin and Yang dwellings]

Even though Lu Mingfei has seen his share of ups and downs, he couldn't help but break out in a cold sweat when he saw these things—especially that oil painting.

"Leda and the Swan," Leonardo da Vinci's only work with a mythological theme, is said to have been destroyed around 1700 and has not been seen since.

Given the special nature of artworks, the wishing machine will not do something as meaningless as creating a 1:1 replica.

So either the system stole this thing from some mysterious collector in modern times, or it was responsible for the disappearance of that oil painting hundreds of years ago...

As for the potato chips produced in 2026, the chick doll wearing overalls and holding a basketball, and the pair of little bells whose whereabouts are unknown... they naturally need no further introduction.

The remaining deed for the burial and the house is quite interesting.

On the surface, it looks like a superpowered item, but it is actually a property voucher.

As the name suggests, by using this deed, Lu Mingfei can obtain a house (living) and a grave (burial plot).

Lu Mingfei was quite curious about how the house was redeemed, since the Wishing Machine's prize pool always included "house" as a prize.

It's understandable that items like cell phones, computers, cars, and airplanes can be taken directly from the wishing machine, but if you draw a house and then a building suddenly appears in front of you out of nowhere, that's just too weird.

With this thought in mind, he flicked the deed for the yin and yang dwellings in his hand. The deed spontaneously combusted without fire and quickly turned to ashes.

Nothing had changed... Lu Mingfei decided to wait until tomorrow to see.

The only purple prize is a permanent destiny.

[Destiny - Secretly Striving]:

"When you secretly learn knowledge, your learning efficiency increases by 200%."

………………

Inside Nono's cabin.

In front of the laptop screen, the red-haired shrine maiden absentmindedly typed on the keyboard, dealing with the interface titled "Kassel College Field Mission Report Form".

To be honest, Nono doesn't think there's any need to keep a diary anymore.

Norton has escaped from the Bronze City, and Odin, who is suspected to be the Dragon King, has also appeared. Maybe tomorrow will be the end of the world and everyone will perish together...

Nono glanced at her phone and saw a missed call from two hours ago.

She thought for a moment and then dialed back.

"Girl."

A woman's voice came through the phone, "It's already past midnight in China, aren't you still awake?"

"Just came out of the Bronze City."

Nono yawned.

The girl across from me is named Susie, and she is my roommate.

Upon hearing this, Susie immediately asked:

"How was your trip to the Three Gorges? Was it exciting?"

"...That was a bit too much of a shock."

Nono let out a breath:

"To be honest, this is a bit serious, and I'm not even sure if I should tell you."

"Then let's not talk about it."

Susie immediately replied:

"I don't want to violate the school's confidentiality regulations for no reason... Let's talk about something happier. Did you see that S-rank student? Isn't he handsome and talented?"

"He's a pervert!"

Nono answered immediately.

Susie: "!"

"You...were you bullied?"

After the initial shock, Susie tentatively asked.

"……without."

Nono vehemently denied it:

"What are you thinking, girl?! I just... let my guard down."

Susie was completely confused:

"Careless? What careless? Didn't you say before you left that you were going to bully the S-class properly, otherwise there wouldn't be anyone left to bully...?"

Nono thought to herself, "I never imagined that the little white rabbit was actually a big bad wolf in disguise!" But she definitely couldn't tell Susie about having her ear bitten. Nono was just about to make up an excuse when the other end of the phone started talking about something else:

"Oh, by the way, the Gattuso family's son is here again. He brought you a painting, saying it's an original by Botticelli, bought from a private collector. We can hang it in our dorm room."

"You didn't let him into the dorm, did you?"

"How could that be! Besides, a man like Caesar, who practically embodies the word 'gentleman' on his pectoral muscles, wouldn't go into a girls' dormitory, would he?"

Susie repeatedly protested her innocence:

"I went downstairs to get it myself. I called you but no one answered. It was a gift someone gave you, and I couldn't refuse it for you, so I just left it in your dorm for now."

"Botticelli's paintings... are quite in line with this guy's religious beliefs."

Nono said, "Do me a favor. When you have time, go to the Norton Gallery and hand this painting to anyone. Just say that the decorative painting that their boss ordered has arrived."

"How many times have you rejected Caesar?"

Susie said, "Girl, he's been pursuing you for over half a year. This rich young man is so devoted, don't you feel anything for him at all?"

"I have a bit of PTSD about the word 'feeling' now."

Nono touched her earlobe:

"At least not now... If you like him, you can try pursuing him."

"Then forget it."

Susie said, "We're definitely not a good match."

After a brief silence, Susie brought up the previous topic:

"Anyway, S-class should have agreed to enroll, right? From now on, he'll have to call us senior sisters."

"Uh... he might have agreed, but it's also a bit unlikely that he would."

Nono seemed a little embarrassed when the question was raised.

"What do you mean by possibly being unlikely...?"

Susie almost slurred, "He refused?"

"No, not at all."

Nono explained, "He said I could join Kassel, but the start date would be up to him."

"But it's already June."

Susie said, "In a few months, I'll probably miss the enrollment deadline, right?"

"He was probably the perfect dragon slayer in the eyes of the Secret Society."

Nono tells the truth:

"Normally, the academy only opens its doors to each person once, but in Lu Mingfei's case... the principal probably plans to tear the door down and carry him in."

Upon hearing this, Susie gasped in shock.

As Nono's roommate, Susie trusted Nono's judgment. After all, the latter possessed a near-mind-reading "profiling" ability. Since she had said so, this S-rank must be someone extraordinary.

"Even Professor Manstein made a special trip to see him."

Nono's tone suddenly carried a strange smile, "How should I put it... I think this is the first time I've ever seen Professor Manstein so attentive."

"what?"

Susie wondered if she had misheard.

To the freshmen, Manstein was a notorious old-fashioned man at school. As the chairman of the disciplinary committee, he not only conducted high-intensity patrols on campus every day, but also had dark forces involved in the school forum.

According to reliable data, Manstein would rank second on the "Kassel Blackface List," with Executive Director Schneider in first place.

How could such a ruthless person fawn over a student?

"...What is an S-rank reaction?"

Susie snapped out of her daze.

"Well, Lu Mingfei asked Professor Manstein... if he could touch his bald head."