Hahaha! Good news, good news.

[Einstein: I see. This lottery box gathered the luck of everyone around it, greatly boosting one person's odds when they drew a prize?](?ì_í?)

[Screwllum: Logic. So-called luck is a complex, multidimensional concept encompassing philosophical, psychological, sociological, cultural, and many other fields of understanding.](??ω??)?

[Screwllum: Conclusion. At its core, luck is an unpredictable phenomenon characterized by contingency and randomness.](???ω???)

[Screwllum: Of course, if a person possessed powerful computational and analytical abilities, they could theoretically avoid misfortune and seek fortune to a certain extent.](???????)

[Herta: Indeed. Changing someone's future would be simple enough, but something as metaphysical as luck really would be extremely difficult.](???ω???)

After all, although the Taixuan Institute of the Xianzhou Alliance appeared to use divination to avoid misfortune and seek fortune, it actually used scientific methods to calculate what disasters Xianzhou was most likely to encounter next, then either avoided them in advance or prepared countermeasures ahead of time.

The fortune-tellers and diviners on Xianzhou did the same. They asked others for information, then used big-data analysis to learn what that person did and what relatives and friends they had around them.

Afterward, they gathered information about what those people had recently done or intended to do.

Then they used technological methods to piece it all together and calculate what the other person was most likely to encounter in the future.

[Herta: Besides, rather than gathering luck, I am more inclined to believe that someone simply hacked that company and forcibly altered the drop rates.](￢_￢)

[Stelle: Even if that's all it was, that'd still be nice. Ah~ I really want to get gold in one pull too.]Ｏ(≧▽≦)Ｏ

Stelle, who had just bought a new phone from a mobile store, let out such a sigh.

Ah, if she could, she really wanted to alter her own lottery odds.

[Bronya: Indeed.