Effect 2: It could make treasures seek out the Treasure Hunting Compass. After using this function, treasures that were not in fixed locations would actively drift toward you. One use could be accumulated every 12 hours, and Primogems could be used to actively increase the number of uses.
Effect 3: You could accumulate Luck Points by reducing your usual luck, or by borrowing luck from others (forcibly borrowing counted as borrowing too). After using Luck Points, you could temporarily increase your own luck. This Luck stat applied to the vast majority of "loot boxes" and "draws," including fishing with the Fisherman. (Except Talent draws.)
Looking at the Treasure Hunting Compass, Chen Luo rubbed Little Tingyun's fox head.
The fact that it could not be used for Talent draws did not surprise Chen Luo.
More importantly, the more Chen Luo looked at this item, the more he felt it seemed to be an exploration tool exclusive to the Dimensional Sea.
Especially the second effect. Making treasures come to Chen Luo was not much different from making wishes in the Dimensional Sea, but he could get one free use every 12 hours, and the Primogems required to refresh its uses would definitely be fewer than those needed to make wishes directly.
And besides increasing his own luck, couldn't Effect 3 also leave other people plagued by misfortune?
After all, anyone whose luck was forcibly borrowed would definitely become unlucky.
Chen Luo was fairly satisfied with this Talent Pendant. The only one feeling gloomy was Little Tingyun, who lay sprawled across his lap.
If someone else said they would trade thirty years of being single for something or other, Little Tingyun might have thought that person was merely absurdly unlucky and needed mysticism to comfort themselves.
But if Chen Luo said it, it