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"Finished looking around?" she asked, her eyes filled with curiosity and wariness.

Su Mu nodded.

"How did it go?"

"good."

Lin Yuwei stared at him, clearly trying to glean something from his expression. But Su Mu's face remained expressionless.

She couldn't help but ask, "What good stuff did you get?"

Su Mu glanced at her: "No comment."

Lin Yuwei snorted and didn't ask any further questions, instead looking in the direction of the haunted house.

Su Mu then said, "It's your turn."

Actually, Su Mu felt a little guilty saying this... after all, he had already used up all three of his chances. He couldn't help himself just now, and now that the other person wanted to go, he couldn't very well say, "I've already used up all my chances."

But he showed no sign of anything amiss on his face, simply looking at her calmly.

Lin Yuwei was silent for a few seconds, then slowly shook her head: "Forget it. I'm not as crazy as you. Although this thing can yield good items, the probability of encountering bad luck is too high. Besides, you've already spun it once, which obviously meant you had good luck. If I spin it again, the probability of encountering bad luck has already reached 2/3... I'm not willing to gamble."

She paused, then looked at Su Mu: "Unless you're willing to help me deal with any monsters that might appear inside, I can try turning around."

Su Mu was taken aback.

He didn't expect the other party to be so direct... to reveal their hand and make their conditions clear.

This, on the contrary, made him feel slightly guilty.

But at the same time, she breathed a sigh of relief... It seemed she wasn't planning on going for a walk.

"In that case," Su Mu said, "I'll go for the second turn."

Lin Yuwei's eyes widened: "Are you out of your mind? There's a 1/3 chance, and you still want to spin it?"

Su Mu said calmly, "I've always been lucky."

Lin Yuwei stared at him, her eyes filled with complex emotions.

In her opinion, this guy must have some trump card... either he can deal with the monsters that appear, or he has a way to escape this calamity. In short, he believes he can handle the dangers brought by misfortune, which is why he dares to gamble.

But she couldn't.

She didn't have that confidence.

"Fine." She gritted her teeth. "Then I'll let you have it this time. But... you owe me a favor."

Su Mu smiled and said, "I don't owe you that favor. If you really can't do it, go try it yourself. You're not just always unlucky, are you?"

Lin Yuwei's face instantly darkened.

She was indeed unlucky... and she knew it herself.

Su Mu looked at her expression, his smile deepened, and then he turned and walked towards the haunted house.

As he entered the doorway, he glanced back... Lin Yuwei had retreated behind a tree far away, staring at them from a distance.

He stood behind the door for about a minute, pretended to turn around a second time, and then strolled out leisurely.

Lin Yuwei peeked out from behind the tree, her face filled with disbelief: "You...you really turned around?"

Su Mu nodded.

"Has my luck turned again?"

"Um."

Lin Yuwei walked quickly closer and looked him up and down... He was completely unharmed, not even his clothes were messed up, let alone any signs of a fight.

"You're so lucky?" Her voice was full of doubt.

Su Mu smiled and said, "Let's take a gamble. A bicycle could turn into a motorcycle. A 2/5 chance, that's pretty high, isn't it?"

Lin Yuwei took a deep breath, suppressing the shock and confusion in her heart.

She stared at Su Mu, trying to find any flaw in his face. But all she saw was a faint, unfathomable smile.

"Alright," Su Mu said, "Now that this is over, let's go our separate ways."

He checked the time... another two or three minutes passed, and the silencing barrier had about seven minutes left. He still needed to go check on the pirate ship.

After saying that, he walked in another direction, completely ignoring Lin Yuwei behind him.

After taking a few steps, he suddenly stopped and turned back to look at her.

"Oh, right," he said with a mischievous grin, "that spinning wheel actually has a bug. If you turn the pointer very gently and slowly, you can control it to land on the lucky side. And you can also block it with your hand and force it to stop."

Lin Yuwei was taken aback: "Really?"

"Of course," Su Mu said seriously. "Otherwise, how do you think I did it?"

After saying that, he waved his hand and quickly disappeared behind the artificial hill.

Lin Yuwei stood there, watching that figure from behind, her brows furrowed.

Is there really such a simple bug?

And this family is so kind.

But no matter what, he had to go and see.

She hesitated for a few seconds, then turned around and walked back into the haunted house.

It was still pitch black inside. She shone her flashlight and hurried through the corridor to the roundabout.

The turntable is still there.

But the grid above...

Only three remain, all of them black.

This story has been completely shared.

It really is a bug.

Lin Yuwei was stunned for a moment, then subconsciously reached out and pressed on the turntable.

A notification appeared...

All the lucky prizes from this spin have been claimed.

[Should we continue rotating?]

[Note: The roulette wheel must be spun three times, and it cannot be stopped manually, otherwise the pointer will point directly to misfortune.]

[Note: All remaining squares represent misfortune. Rotating the square will randomly trigger unfortunate events, including but not limited to: summoning monsters, applying curses, and deducting attributes.]

Lin Yuwei: "..."

She gritted her teeth and shouted, "Su Mu!!!"

But soon, she forced herself to calm down.

That guy... was playing her.

But he quickly calmed down.

But if it's not a bug, how did he manage to get lucky three times in a row?

Three times in a row, with a 1/2 probability, a 1/3 probability, and a 1/6 probability, you get lucky every time. That's 1 in 36. What kind of incredible luck is that?

Lin Yuwei stood in the darkness, staring at the spinning wheel that held only misfortune, her emotions extremely complex.

In the end, she could only stomp her foot in frustration and turn away.

Stepping out of the haunted house, the sunlight was blinding.

She glanced back at the eerie building and muttered to herself:

"How can someone be so lucky?"