Escape to the Future

For the first time, you and Bai He conducted an experiment about you in such harmonious, friendly fashion.

Bai He created a Calamity Beast equal to you in strength and had it fight you.

Whether he reduced or increased your luck, your battle with the Calamity Beast remained a normal fight.

But when he increased the Calamity Beast's luck, accidents would occasionally happen to you, disrupting your combat strength.

And when he reduced the Calamity Beast's luck, that Calamity Beast would occasionally suffer misfortune.

Later, he started another round, having you join forces with Calamity Beast A to deal with Calamity Beast B.

When he increased A's luck, you would become lucky alongside it. When he reduced A's luck, you would suffer misfortune alongside it.

Because in terms of luck assessment, you and Calamity Beast A were on the same side, so whether you were unlucky or fortunate would affect A's success!

However, there were some variations to this.

Bai He had two ways of applying luck. One was a fixed value, and the other was a proportional value.

A fixed value meant "he would certainly have the luck to reach the Sixth Realm," while a proportional value meant "he would be luckier or unluckier relative to before."

The former was the ten strands of fortune he had initially left behind in the Yuan Tian Realm, while the latter was the Fortune Reduction he had just inflicted upon the entire Yuan Realm.

When facing a proportional value, if your Calamity Beast A was countless times weaker than you, then no matter how unlucky it was, you could forcibly keep it under control.

But when facing a fixed value—if Calamity Beast A was destined to lose to B—then even though both A and B were 99.99% weaker than you, you would