As it turned out, Gao Gong was neither blessed by fortune nor cursed by bad luck. These consecutive hundred draws could not be called ordinary, but neither could they be called an explosive jackpot.
Aside from a few pieces of equipment with interesting functions, such as the "Space-Time Distortion Alarm Clock" and the "Lost Compass," nothing particularly amazing had appeared. Of course, there had been no pity reward either.
So next, Gao Gong decided to try his hand at the "puzzle."
As the image activated, five mechanical puzzle pieces shot out and combined with one another. At the same time, five biological puzzle pieces also shot out and fused together.
[Detected 1% overlap between the two types of "puzzles." Proceed with a dual "puzzle"?] ["Dual Puzzle" successful: The "building" rises by one tier. "Puzzle" failed: The "building" falls by one tier.] [Detected "different attributes" in the two types of puzzles. After completing the puzzle, the building will possess both "carbon-based" and "mechanical" functions.]
Gao Gong's heart stirred. A dual system—could this be a fusion-route building?
Could it be that his luck had finally arrived?
Once he agreed, the ten fragments began to separate and recombine like pieces in a classic jigsaw puzzle. Shards kept falling from the "puzzle," causing Gao Gong's heart to sink lower and lower.
Sure enough, his bad luck had arrived right on schedule.
["Puzzle" failed. This civilization building has fallen by one tier.] [According to the analysis, the original "mechanical puzzle" could combine into a fourth-tier civilization building, while the original "biological puzzle" could combine into a third-tier civilization building. Under dual-puzzle conditions, the success rate for a fourth-tier building is 4%, and the success rate for a third-tier building is 1%...]
The fragmented "puzzle" began