Was it that miserable?
Wasn't that just a gambler's life?
Lin Xiao thought this was perfectly normal.
"No flower stays red for a hundred days. Everyone is equal before the Jars, and no one's luck can blaze like a rainbow forever."
Lin Xiao murmured, then pointed at Shui Yue'er. "Enough sighing. Come on, it's your turn to open Jars."
The misery had to go on, didn't it?
"Huh?"
"Me?"
Shui Yue'er looked utterly bewildered.
She even asked again, unsure.
Lin Xiao nodded. "That's right. Don't get too excited. It's you. Come forward."
"Dean..."
"Sis..."
"Look, it's already dark. This isn't really a good time to open Jars, is it?"
Shui Yue'er glanced left and right, deeply hesitant.
Based on their experience opening Jars, if the person before you hadn't gotten anything good, the next person was very likely to have poor luck too.
"Go on."
The Dean of Skywater and Shui Bing'er answered almost simultaneously.
Weren't they driving me into a dead end? Despair covered Shui Yue'er's little face.
"Yue'er, some things only help you grow once you've experienced them."
"That's right, Yue'er. Someone has to choose to do certain things, don't they?"
The Dean of Skywater and Shui Bing'er each offered a remark, completely cutting off Shui Yue'er's hopes.
"Fine."
"I just wonder how strong the wind is in Spirit City today."
Determination filled Shui Yue'er's eyes as she strode forward.
Seeing this, Lin Xiao couldn't help smiling.
"Ah Yin, you're so beautiful."
"Thank you. Just tell me your choice."
"Ah Yin, help me out. Next time I come, I'll bring you a great big present too."
Ah Yin: "..."
She had been selling Jars alongside Lin Xiao for a long time, but she had never encountered anyone this unreliable.
Beside her, how could Lin Xiao fail to see