Godly Game: Building Blocks and Me 106

Tingzhou Qiulu had relied entirely on brute force to squeeze his way to the Gashapon Machine. He complained, "If you're not drawing, then leave!"

Most of the players near Zai Jiu Xunge had not drawn yet. They were waiting for Yu Xunge to add one more capsule into the machine every time players drew five capsules' worth of building blocks.

At this rate, there would only be fewer and fewer capsules left in the Gashapon Machine. In other words, the later they drew, the greater their chances of getting Cat's Ideal.

As for whether this method of drawing capsules could change the ownership of a Godly Relic?

Nearly every player asked that question in their own way before buying capsules.

For instance, Tingzhou Qiulu had finally squeezed his way in front of Zai Jiu Xunge. Holding 300g of building blocks, he did not rush to draw a capsule, instead raising an objection. "Even if your capsules contain a Godly Relic, I still won't be able to obtain it after drawing it, right?"

Yu Xunge glanced at Tingzhou Qiulu. He was not the first player to ask that question, and she replied:

"Drawing capsules is a game of probability. I put up a Godly Relic, and you gamble on a possibility. If you draw it, you're the winner. How is that not a victory?"

Tingzhou Qiulu reluctantly accepted that explanation.

In truth, all the players knew Zai Jiu Xunge's argument might not be correct, but what if it was?

Besides, Zai Jiu Xunge kept adding capsules containing 1500g of building blocks into the machine... Naturally, it would be best if they drew a Godly Relic, but even if they did not, drawing a Godly Token and a large amount of building blocks would still be good.

Staring into Zai Jiu Xunge's