"This world has a clear self-awareness. It is actively interfering with the beings upon it."
This was undoubtedly bad news.
"After becoming suspicious, I followed the standard procedures of Otherworld Studies and conducted a complete set of systematic experiments."
Sometimes, the simple methods and data support found in textbooks were more convincing than the foresight of so-called sages and prophets.
Data, tables, and sets of calculations and formulas could make even the most absurd answer seem highly convincing.
And the simplest way to test for "consciousness" was the so-called Black Box Lottery Game.
"You should know that I organized a small event in several batches. First, every member eating in the cafeteria received a Lucky Cookie. The prizes were divided into five tiers. The top three tiers had quantity limits, and the first-tier grand prize was quite valuable. The lower tiers were just for fun."
Dividing the prizes into tiers was partly meant to encourage participation, but more importantly, it was meant to determine the specific scale of "luck."
For Earth's professionals, having experienced countless favorable and unfavorable turns of fate, they had long confirmed that "luck" existed as a resource. Of course, for certain Extremist Factions, misfortune was also a powerful strategic resource.
And when it came to luck, lotteries were an effective testing method, especially when they involved resources needed for "growth" and "survival."
".I won't go into the process. I'll just give you the conclusion. The Long-Hand Tribe's luck overwhelmingly surpasses ours humans', while we humans overwhelmingly surpass all the Fishmen."
Lu PingAn did not interrupt Guan Xinxian. If the testing had only reached this level, it could merely prove that this world possessed a mechanism similar to fate's favor. There were far too many worlds like that.
".And this luck is unstable and variable. It can