[One Hundred Percent Broken Jars] [Description: Everything is available here. What you get depends entirely on your luck...] [Uninstall: 1001MB]
Curious, Xiao Yan tapped it to take a look.
Only then did he discover that Immortal Chen had been right about one thing: this system really did have a function for recruiting downlines.
[Distribution: 0] [Stock: 0] [Earnings: 0]
The interface was very simple, with only these three options.
[Distribution]
This referred to the downlines he recruited. He could adjust the split himself, from a minimum of 1:9 to a maximum of 9:1.
[Stock]
This was probably a feature Xiao Yan both loved and hated. He had to purchase items from the jar shop himself and put them into the jars.
Simply put, what buyers could get depended entirely on what stock he purchased.
While learning about this function, Xiao Yan finally understood why he had gotten gaming-related items several times in a row back then. Clearly, Immortal Chen had deliberately stocked them.
With so few items in the jars, the chances of drawing them had increased considerably.
[Earnings]
This needed little explanation: it was the income earned from selling jars.
It had two main uses: purchasing stock and drawing prizes.
And this was the feature Xiao Yan liked best.
The jars he opened differed greatly from those his buyers opened. They were subject to no restrictions, so what he got truly depended on his luck.
Immortal Chen had probably gotten some prize draws in his beginner's gift pack, then struck an incredible run of luck and drawn a Dou Emperor Trial Card.
That was what had given him the idea of killing Xiao Yan.
Otherwise, all he needed to do was develop slowly. Sooner or later, a prize draw could have sent him soaring into the heavens.
In short, he had been too impatient.
After learning the basic functions, Xiao Yan opened the jar shop.
Only then did he realize how hard getting started would be.
Since he had no income, he could currently select only ten products from the free shop.
"So it really isn't that easy." With a bitter chuckle, Xiao Yan silently closed the interface.
"It looks like if I want to earn money quickly, I'll have to recruit downlines-the more, the better. I'll also have to make sure the shop carries a wide variety of things."
People's curiosity was limited. Once something was no longer novel, there was no reason to keep opening jars.
To sustain that curiosity, he would have to keep updating his stock.
Just as he was thinking this, a shadow drifted in from outside.
"Young Master Xiao, are you all right?" The newcomer was none other than Ling Ying.
Looking at Immortal Chen lying on the floor, he asked in disbelief, "Did you kill him, Young Master Xiao?"
Rather than answer, Xiao Yan asked, "Elder Ling, why are you here?"
"Oh, this old servant heard from Jia Lie Ao that you were in trouble, so I rushed over immediately..."
Jia Lie Ao?
Xiao Yan visibly froze for a moment. What did any of this have to do with him?
Only after hearing Ling Ying's explanation did he understand the full sequence of events.
"So Jia Lie Ao knew Immortal Chen wanted to kill me?"
"Yes, Young Master Xiao."
"And he knew how strong he was, too?"
"That's right."
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