Awakening the Messi template, Florentino Pérez begs me to join Real Madrid

Chapter 90 System upgrade complete, the new features are quite interesting (begging for first subscription)

Takeshi's dormitory.

Wu Shi was sleeping on the bed.

"Oh, asleep?"

Wu Shi opened his eyes groggily.

Yin hovered in mid-air, arms crossed, with the same expression.

Long brown hair, training clothes, and a familiar look of disdain on his lips.

Wu Shi was stunned for two seconds.

"What are you looking at? Don't you recognize me?" Silver floated down and waved her hand in front of his face. "Haven't seen you for a hundred hours, have you gone stupid?"

Wu Shi sat up and rubbed his eyes.

"The upgrade is complete? You're back?"

"Nonsense, do you think I'm a ghost if I don't come back?"

Yin rolled her eyes, then looked him up and down.

"Hmm, you haven't lost weight or become disabled, you're doing alright. Looks like you can survive without me."

Wu Shi was silent for two seconds, then suddenly smiled.

"What are you laughing at?"

"It's nothing."

"I just wanted to say that during the few days you were away, I won the FA Cup and was named the best player."

Wu Shi stood up, looking rather smug, as if to say, "You should praise me now."

Yin raised an eyebrow: "Wow, that's impressive? We'll have to look at the data then."

She snapped her fingers, and the system panel unfolded before her eyes.

[FA Cup Final Statistics]

Goals: 3 (hat trick)

Assists: 0

Key passes: 5; Fouls drawn: 6; Distance covered: 12.7 km; Overall MVP: Yes; FA Cup MVP: Yes; [Integration Calculation]

Current integration level: 10.00% → 10.50% (+0.50%)

Global ranking for the same age group: 68 → 63 (↑ 5 places)

【Core Attributes】

Shots: 84

Passes: 89

Field of view: 97

Dribbling: 80

Body: 84

Defense: 55

After reviewing the data, Yin remained silent for two seconds.

Then, unusually seriously, she nodded: "The Sparrow family is not bad."

Wu Shi was taken aback: "Huh, you actually praised me?"

Yin crossed his arms. "Your performance was indeed excellent—a hat-trick, the FA Cup title, and MVP. Why would I criticize you? I'm not sick. Do you want me to yell at you?"

"But don't get too cocky. It's 10.5%, which puts you at 63rd globally. You're still 13 places away from the top 50."

Wu Shi nodded.

"By the way," Yin suddenly leaned closer mysteriously, "the system has been upgraded and a new feature has been added."

Wu Shi raised an eyebrow: "What function?"

Yin snapped his fingers again, and the panel switched to another interface.

Several large characters were written on it:

[Gacha Mode - Officially Launched]

Below is a row of nine small icons, each with a level name written next to it:

King-level (Red)

Grandmaster level (orange)

Master level (purple)

Diamond grade (blue)

Jadeite grade (green)

Gold grade (yellow)

Silver (Gray)

Bronze grade (brown)

Black Iron Grade (Black)

Wu Shi stared blankly, "What is this? Gacha? You think this is a mobile game?"

"It's just drawing cards." Yin said matter-of-factly. "The cards contain all sorts of skills. Some are system skills, like the Time Slice from before; others are player skills, like the 'Fried Dumpling,' Ronaldo's 'Knuckleball,' and Robben's 'Left-Foot Cut Inside.'"

Wu Shi's eyes lit up: "If I draw it, I can learn it immediately?"

"Dream on." Yin rolled his eyes. "You won't learn a player's skills directly. After you draw them, I can analyze them and teach you how to train them. But whether you can learn them and how long it takes you to learn them are all your own business."

Wu Shi nodded: "Is that so? Then that works too."

Yin pointed to a line of small text at the bottom of the screen: "Drawing cards consumes Fusion Points."

"Note that this consumes reward points, not your current fusion level. Your current available reward points are 10.5%."

She paused, then continued to explain: "The first draw consumes 0.1% fusion, the second 0.2%, the third 0.4%, the fourth 0.8%, the fifth 1.6%, the sixth 3.0%, and thereafter it's capped at 3.0% each time."

Wu Shi frowned: "Why has the consumption doubled?"

"Otherwise what? Let you keep drawing?" Silvery glanced at him. "There's also a pity system—every ten draws, you're guaranteed a diamond-level or higher card. If you draw a diamond-level or higher card, your luck value is reset to zero, and the cost starts again from 0.1%."

Wu Shi stared at the card-drawing interface and remained silent for a few seconds.

10.5% reward value.

You can draw it many times.

But he hasn't decided yet.

Yin tilted her head and looked at him. "How is it? Want to try?"

"Let's get this straight, gacha pulls are all about luck. It's unlikely you'll get a top-tier card on your first try. Getting an iron card is normal, so don't whine and complain, or say you want to check the cards."

"Whatever you draw is what you get; there's no going back, no reversing, and you can only draw once a day."

Wu Shi thought for a moment.

"Wait a minute."

"Let me think about how to draw it."

Yin nodded and closed the interface.

"Okay, call me when you've decided."

Silver floated to the windowsill, gazing at the night view outside.

Guangzhou's nights are always bright, with neon lights everywhere, and the outline of the Canton Tower can be seen in the distance.

She watched for a while and sighed inwardly.

draw card.

She didn't really want to release this feature so soon.

According to the system's original plan, the gacha mode would only be unlocked when the fusion level reached 15%.

However, she unilaterally advanced the system upgrade plan and unlocked the gacha mode ahead of schedule.

The reason is that Wu Shi is about to go to Europe, where the competition is fierce, and having more skills means having more career options.

But she herself doesn't really want to admit the real reason.

This kid played the entire final match by himself, scoring a hat trick and winning.

He was doing quite well during the four days she was away.

I felt a little relieved, but also a little—I can't quite put my finger on it—of disappointment.

Yin shook her head, trying to shake off this strange feeling.

What are you thinking? You're the system, why are you having so many internal monologues?

She glanced back into the room.

Wu Shi was sitting on the sofa, holding his phone, scrolling through something.

His expression was somewhat subtle.

Silver floated over and moved closer to his back.

On the phone screen is the interface of a gacha game.

Wu Shi was drawing lots, doing a ten-pull, and a bunch of blue and purple lights appeared. Finally, a flash of gold light appeared and he got the item.

But there was no joy on his face.

He switched to another game and continued drawing.

This time it's a completely different style; I even washed my hands before drawing it.

Yin watched for a while, and finally couldn't help but speak up!

"What are you doing?"

Wu Shitou didn't reply either: "Researching card drawing."

Yin paused for a moment, then smiled.

"What did you discover from the research?"

Wu Shi put down his phone.

"This stuff is all a scam."

Yin raised an eyebrow: "Oh? What do you mean?"

Wu Shi pointed at the screen: "Look at this, it says 'probability announcement,' the SSR drop rate is 1.5%, but I only got one after 300 pulls. They promised a pity system, but the pity system gave me one I didn't want."

He paused, then looked up at the silver.

"Where is the probability disclosure for your gacha system? What is the relationship between luck value and what card you draw? You didn't even say which skill is king and which is iron."

Yin blinked, momentarily speechless.

Wu Shi continued to stare at her.

Yin Xin looked away guiltily.

"Well----"

"Well—the system didn't provide any data."

"Didn't you give it to me?"

"I didn't give it to you." Yin shrugged.

"All I know is that there are nine tiers, and drawing cards consumes fusion points, with a guaranteed drop of diamonds after ten draws. As for the probability of each tier, the drop rate corresponding to each point of luck, and which skills are in which pool, I don't know."

Wu Shi fell silent.

Yin looked at him, feeling a rare bit guilty.

"Um—how about you treat it like opening a blind box?"

Wu Shi remained silent.

Yin coughed and said, "Look, in real life, nobody tells you the actual probability of winning a gacha pull, right? Do you believe those announcements from game companies? I certainly don't. At least this is a real skill; I can learn it once I draw it. It's much more reliable than getting a skin in a game."

Wu Shi sighed.

"So it's all about looks."

"Yes, it's all about luck." Yin nodded. "Lucky people get lucky on their first try, while unlucky people go bankrupt."

Wu Shi picked up his phone again, opened a gacha game, and randomly clicked to do a 10-pull.

Nine blue and one purple lights appeared on the screen.

He handed the phone to Yin to look at.

Yin glanced at it and fell silent.

Then she floated up and patted Wu Shi on the shoulder.

"Um—why don't you wash your face first?"

Wu Shi rolled his eyes.

"What did you take me for in my past life? I do technical analysis and probability when I bet on sports. Yours is just a lottery based on pure luck, holy crap!"