Prince of Tennis Fraudster

The dazzling array of items made Niou's eyes water. Especially the skills flashing across the screen; he couldn't help but ask, "Can I get all of these?"

System: "The higher the quality, the lower the probability. Of course, you can spend more points to increase the probability of drawing a rare item."

"Ah."

Renwang nodded; it was a simple and easy-to-understand principle. He then asked, "What is talent?"

"The five dimensions—speed, strength, stamina, technique, and mentality—can almost all be improved through training. But talent is different; it's an ability that a tennis player is born with."

Niou was taken aback, and at the same time seemed to have figured something out.

"And talent can be positive or negative."

"Good or bad?"

“That’s right!” the system said, and the talent section on the lottery wheel suddenly shone brightly.

Swish!

As the light faded, only the attribute options appeared before Nioh. He clicked on one, and instantly half the screen was filled with a dense array of attributes.

"Insight, passion, cunning, iron man, extreme speed..."

"Lazy, sleepy, clumsy, weak, greedy..."

The talents on the screen were divided into two parts. The attributes on the left were all lit up and dazzling, while the attributes on the right were all gray.

"I see."

Niou nodded. Although he couldn't see the specific descriptions of these talents, it was clear that the talents on the left were positive bonuses, while those on the right had the opposite effect.

"hiss!"

Suddenly, as if remembering something, his expression changed, and he quickly asked, "System, if I drew a negative talent, do I still have to equip it?"

The system replied, "No, the power to equip is yours. However, if you activate a talent attribute yourself, it cannot be removed; you can only change it yourself."

"call……"

Renwang breathed a sigh of relief. His strength was already weak; if he were unlucky enough to draw a negative attribute, he would be finished. As for the self-activated talent, he roughly understood that it was like a habit, something that could only be eliminated over time.

"As for the title, it's linked to professional players, so it won't have much impact on you right now. Its effect will become more obvious once you become a professional player."

"understood."

Renwang nodded, rubbing his hands together eagerly, and pressed the button with great anticipation.

He prayed silently, "Please! The state of selflessness!"

"drop!"

The button was pressed, and the screen pointer immediately began to spin rapidly, passing by one skill after another that Nioh found incredibly appealing. The pointer slowed down, glancing past attributes, and then moved towards the skills.

"Selflessness, you must reach the state of selflessness!"

While the state of selflessness wasn't very useful in the later parts of the original story, it was truly a divine skill in the early stages. And with selflessness, his speed in secretly learning—no, practicing—other skills would be greatly accelerated.

"drop!"

However, as the skill passed, the pointer suddenly jerked and accelerated, landing on the 'item' slot, which wasn't very large.

"No!"

Niou wailed inwardly, but the system ignored him.

"Ding!"

"Congratulations, host! You have obtained a special item: [Difficulty Dice]!"

At the same time, a notification symbol for new items has been added to the inventory bar in the Nioh status interface.

"Ugh……"

With a sigh, Niou opened his backpack and took out the reward he had just received: a difficulty dice.

The dice were about the size of a thumb, white with black dots, and looked no different from ordinary dice. However, just as Niou was about to spin them, the system's voice rang out: "Warning! Warning!"

"The difficulty dice will change the difficulty of the world you will be in next. Please use them with caution!"

Snapped!

Niou quickly gripped the dice tightly.

The system warned him that this was the first time he'd experienced such a splitting headache, aside from the first time. Taking a deep breath, he tossed the difficulty dice into his backpack.

"With my small arms and legs, I can't afford to gamble."

Five dimensions and 11.7, any one of the more famous ones in the original work could easily take him down, right?

Adding to the difficulty, who knows, he might run into Oni Jujiro and Byodoin when he steps out. Thinking of those two, his lips twitched. At first, he'd even considered taking on U-17, but now, hah…

At that moment, his gaze swept across the screen and he saw the points accumulated after a day of competition and tasks.

"System, I should be able to continue participating in the lottery, right?"

"Of course!"

The system voice sounded, and Niou flicked his wrist again, seeing the instructions for the lottery.

1000 points x1, with a high probability of drawing a white skill, item, or talent, a small probability of drawing a blue skill, and an extremely small probability of drawing a purple skill. A ten-pull guarantees a blue skill, and a twenty-pull guarantees a purple skill.

10000 points x1, with a high probability of drawing blue or purple skills or items, a small probability of drawing orange, and an extremely small probability of drawing red. A ten-pull guarantees an orange item, and a twenty-pull guarantees a red item.

100000 points x1, high probability of drawing orange, low probability of drawing red, very low probability of drawing black, 10 consecutive draws guarantee black.

"Damn it!"

Looking at this interface, Niou couldn't help but curse.

Could this system be a sentient version of a mobile game from my past life?

Chapter Ten Mall

After calming down, Niou looked at his 3700 points and frowned.

"In other words, these points are only enough for three draws, phew..."

He took a deep breath and pressed the 1000x1 button.

Splash...

Instantly, the pointer started spinning rapidly.

"No self, the state of no-self!!!"

Niou stared wide-eyed at the pointer that finally stopped on the skill slot.

"Good job!"

He clenched his fists so tightly he almost cheered.

"Ding!"

"Congratulations, host! You have obtained a Basic Jump Enhancement Card [Beginner] x1!"

"Forehead……"

The smile on Niou's face froze instantly, and it took him a long time to come to his senses. After a few bitter laughs, he had no choice but to accept the outcome.

"That's fine. I happen to need to improve my basic skills right now, so it's not a bad deal."

"call!"

Then, he exhaled and solemnly pressed the button.

The pointer spun around and around until it finally stopped on the skill bar.

"Ding!"

"Congratulations, host! You have obtained a Basic Speed ​​Enhancement Card [Beginner] x1!"

It's this thing again?

Niou's face fell, and he gritted his teeth and pressed the button for the third time.

This time, the pointer stopped on the inventory.

"Ding!"

"Congratulations, host, you have obtained the special item [Sanada's Baseball Cap] x1!"

Looking at the black hat in front of him, Niou couldn't help but check the attributes.

"【Sanada's Hat】: Special item, cannot be purchased. Effect: After use, greatly increases the effect of imitating Sanada!"

"That's interesting."

Niou narrowed his eyes and smiled like a fox. He walked to the mirror, tidied his hair, and put on his hat.

"Too lax!"

He shouted in Sanada's tone, and surprisingly, he did quite capture the essence.

"Unfortunately, there is no illusion skill yet."

The thought of that bug-level skill ignited a fire within Niou. However, looking at the 700 points he had left, he couldn't help but smile wryly.

"No wonder there were so many shopaholics in my past life. Even 10,000 points wouldn't be enough for me."

I've got 700 points, so I'll just save them for next time.

"Ding!"

"Congratulations, host, you have unlocked the new feature, the in-game store."

Swish!

The screen then switched to a status interface. Next to the lottery section, the word 'Shop' appeared.

"Uh……"

Nioh's lips twitched. This system was getting more and more like a mobile game.

Following the system's instructions, he clicked on the link and found the room completely empty.

"Where's the promised online store? Wait, something's not right..."

Suddenly, he caught sight of two white cards floating at the very bottom of the mall.