As of around 2:00 on the 8th, there were 9,894 Moon Tickets in total. So the draw started from 1 to 9,894.
Same rules as always: the drawing was "live" under the witness of over a hundred readers. I used a random number generator webpage I found on Baidu, entered the range, and generated the numbers in one go. So it was fair, impartial, and open.
One 11th-generation 128GB iPad, exchangeable for a PS5.
4468
Six Jingdong Cards (worth 200 yuan each, usable for any purchases).
2130 3094 5141 7199 7241 8366
And sixty Three Squirrels gift packs (worth 50 yuan each).
73 97 234 261 509 757 920 951 974 978 1138 1383 1544 1612 2219 2303 2460 2891 3241 3447 3535 3599 3624 4017 4148 4509 4744 4857 5088 5104 5242 5504 5522 5568 5780 5982 6020 6078 6126 6301 6725 6765 6950 7031 7079 7156 7710 7711 7845 7896 7910 8335 8670 8796 9141 9152 9371 9669 9725 9875
Same rules as always: the prize claim period is one week, ending on April 16.
If prizes have not been claimed by the 16th, I'll draw again from among the readers who voted between the 8th and the 16th. Judging from last time, nearly half the prizes will probably go unclaimed, so everyone can give it another try.
Also, this time I'll be "drawing an extra Jingdong Card worth 1,000 yuan" as the grand prize, so feel free to participate actively.
And anyone who has cast more than twenty Moon Tickets in total without winning can still claim a consolation prize. Just join the Reader Group and privately message me on QQ.
As for the readers who won this time, you can join the Reader Group, then privately message me and provide a screenshot of your Moon Ticket