Becoming a god in Tokyo starts in the bathroom

For example, many vending machines in Japan offer prize draws, and many advertising flyers in Japan also feature prize draws.

Hearing this, did you have some bold ideas pop into your head, like wanting to skip these small things and just learn from Chow Yun-fat?

Ahem, although gambling is rampant in Japan, casinos are also illegal and belong to the black market that cannot be touched. Anzu Matsuori must never go there.

Moreover, He Chen's current lucky ability is "divinely biased," meaning that no matter how much he earns, he will have to pay an even greater price to get it back.

With Anzu Matsuori's status...

Good grief, winning the scratch-off lottery was just a minor mishap. If she had actually won millions of yen in one go, she might not be the "Goddess of the Bathroom" who stays at home anymore; the "Grim Reaper" would have taken her away directly.

The most attractive thing about raffles and scratch cards is, of course, commuters who happen to be passing by. So, raffle booths are usually more lively after get off work.

After Anzu Matsuori finished dinner, she headed towards a lottery booth that she recognized from the surrounding area.

At this moment, the nearest lottery shop, Sato's family's lottery shop, was indeed attracting a large number of people.

Shops that hold raffles are usually located near high-traffic areas, and the raffle booths themselves are attractive to passersby, so a large crowd is clearly gathered in front of the small raffle booth.

However, not all of these people were actually participating in the lottery. Lotteries cost money, and only a minority were willing to spend money to scratch off individual tickets. A significant number of people were simply watching others participate.

Besides those who enjoy the fun of free draws, many are also regular customers who have just drawn a few tickets but don't plan to continue.

"Oh dear! I told you before, there's no lottery today. I saw a spider on my way home from get off work tonight!"

"What superstitious nonsense are you spouting?! That's Spider-Man! And if seeing Spider-Man at night is bad luck, then I... Baka yarou! All three are empty?! Who's so heartless as to put Spider-Man posters in such a conspicuous place?!"

"Yosh, I won! But I only won 800 yen with five tickets, what a loss!"

"Hahaha, five thousand yen! That's a month's worth of lottery winnings back!"

"Oh dear, it was so close! I had a feeling the one next to it would be better! Boss, one more!"

......

In Japan, there are many sayings about luck, such as: seeing a spider in the morning is lucky, seeing a spider at night is unlucky; encountering a black cat is unlucky, and a tea stalk standing upright is lucky...

At the entrance of the lottery shop, excited customers were shouting excitedly or angrily.

They were enthusiastically chanting all sorts of taboos and superstitions about luck.

Behind them, the other passersby who had gathered to watch also made various sounds of surprise or sighs when they saw someone win the grand prize or someone who had failed to win several times.

With such noise, even a passerby with their eyes closed would know that this must be the place for the lottery.

Anzu Matsuori frowned involuntarily as she watched this scene.

Even though smoking is prohibited on the streets of Japan, a group of loud, boisterous men gathering together can make female high school students feel uncomfortable and want to stay away. It's like how driving too fast in a reader's group can scare away many cute girls, making them afraid to show their faces or even secretly leave the group.

However, carrying a mission after all—to complete the mission of the Lord, ah, I mean, to complete the mission of the God—Anna Matsuori continued forward despite her reluctance.

The middle-aged and young men around them weren't the type to do anything strange to a strange female high school student in a public place, so when Anzu Matsuori joined the group, they all made way for her.

"Boss, give me a scratch card!"

Anzu Matsuori walked to the center of the stall, then took out two hundred yen and handed it to the stall owner.

"Huh?"

To be honest, when the stall owner saw Anzu Matsuori come over, he thought she was looking for her father.

Hmm? Something about that sounds a bit odd.

Oh dear, dealing with high school girls is so complicated!

The stall owner didn't mean finding one's father, but rather finding one's biological father... Hmm?

In short, the stall owner assumed she had come to find her mother's legal spouse to take home.

After all, this is a lottery stall where people play with money and it doesn't involve any anime-related lotteries.

In the past, there have been cases where wives or children came looking for him, but none of the people who came to his stall in the past were as beautiful as Anzu Matsuori.

As it turned out, Anzu Matsuori actually drew the lottery herself?

"Hi! Please choose for yourself. The first two rows are all 200 yen each!"

"Sir, three bills, is that right? Here's your change of four hundred yen!"

After a moment of surprise, the stall owner immediately took the money and went about his business.

Right now, with a large flow of people and many customers, he doesn't have time to appreciate high school girls.

'My God, grant me perhaps a little more luck than last time!'

Anzu Matsuori prays.

At this moment, He Chen was also completely focused on waiting, and was ready to cast [Divine Inspection] at any moment. Now that he received the prayer, he immediately took action and responded:

"Okay, it's all done!"

A tiny bit of luck, and it's all sorted out!

Well, since this is the first time I've experienced such good fortune, I can't just casually win a couple of small prizes and call it a day. Otherwise, the onlookers might not even realize how lucky Anzu Matsuori is.

After all, with so many people participating in the lottery, there's a chance that someone will occasionally win five thousand or ten thousand yen. The level of luck mentioned earlier is definitely not enough.

Of course, He Chen didn't go too far. After all, they are his own loyal followers; if others don't care, he cares.

He only used slightly more than twice the amount of divine power compared to last time.

In addition, due to the increased luck [divine favoritism] and the resulting saving of divine power, Anzu Matsuori's winnings will be at most 30,000, with a maximum of 50,000!

At the same time, the magnitude and duration of the backlash also appeared in He Chen's mind!

Chapter Fifty-Nine: A Domineering Lottery

The innocent and kind-hearted Anzu Matsuori, despite knowing that the gods were wicked, still underestimated the extent of He Chen's wickedness. After all, He Chen had already transcended humanity! (He had become a god!)

At this moment, completely unaware of her own luck, Anzu Matsuori casually picked up a scratch-off lottery ticket from the stall and confidently announced loudly:

"I'm sure I'll win this lottery!"

I won 10,000 yen in a lottery on my phone before, and since I'm a little luckier this time, winning 10,000 yen again should be a piece of cake!

"Keep it up, little girl!"

"Let's win the grand prize and show everyone!"

"Newcomers always have good luck, keep it up! I won on my first scratch!"

......

The appearance of the beautiful girl had already attracted a lot of attention, and now her loud shouts drew the attention of many people.

Some lively, fun-loving men naturally joined in the commotion.

Hearing these sounds, Anzu Matsuori became a little nervous, but she calmly began scratching the prize.

Although she knew that the gods had definitely increased her luck, just how lucky she was was still an unknown.

It's like when your ex-girlfriend, who has already posted wedding invitations on social media, comes to see you alone while heavily pregnant. Even if you know she might just be there to tell you she's getting married, you're still just as nervous and scared.

She glanced at the rules next to the scratch-off layer, noticing the same stars on the plating. If there were only two stars, the prize was 500 yen; but if there were three identical stars, the prize was 10,000 yen!

"Whoo~"

Great! With two stars as a safety net, I'm guaranteed to win this time!

Anzu Matsuori's spirits lifted, and with a swift scratch of her fingernail, the third star was revealed.

Another 10,000 yen!

Anko Matsuori's face unconsciously revealed a poor smile!

She used to work nearly ten hours a day to earn 10,000 yen, but now she only needs to repeat one action with her hands for a dozen seconds to earn this money!

Is this the joy of making quick money?!

"I won the lottery! Ten thousand yen!"

Anzu Matsuori shouted loudly and excitedly.

Immediately, many people's eyes were focused on Anzu Matsuori and the lottery ticket in her hand. Even the shopkeeper couldn't help but look at the girl after hearing the shout.

As a result, the shop owner, as was his habit, checked the lottery ticket that Anzu Matsuori handed over. After confirming that it was correct, he couldn't help but exclaim in surprise:

"You really won 10,000 yen! You're so lucky!"

The average salary for Japanese office workers is only 300,000 yen. It's quite lucky that you could win the equivalent of a hard day's work for an office worker on your first time participating in a lottery here.

Not to mention those around who were already egging them on, even customers who were focused on the lottery were giving them sidelong glances.

Ten thousand yen is certainly not a particularly large prize, but it is still quite good.

How can we help everyone better understand the size of this prize? Well, to give you an example, the odds of winning are roughly equivalent to spending 200 yen and winning 10,000 yen! (Seriously!)

"Boss, one more!"

Anzu Matsuori took the 10,000 yen bill and handed over two 100 yen bills.

Winning one prize is great, but you need to win several times to truly demonstrate your luck and attract more attention.

Since the gods have granted me a little more luck than last time, after winning the 10,000 yen prize this time, I should still have enough luck to win a smaller prize again, right?

"Hi, please choose!"

'My God, I've won 10,000 yen! How much more can I win with my remaining luck? And how much of my lucky time is left?'

She was so nervous earlier that she forgot to ask about the details of her good fortune. Now that she had won the lottery, she relaxed and immediately prayed and asked.

An income of 10,000 yen is certainly not bad, but if you could win another 1,000 or even 5,000 yen, then that income would be truly excellent, enough to eat a lot more delicious food during the summer vacation!

As Anzu Matsuori finished her prayer, the response came immediately:

"...You should still have enough to win 20,000 or 30,000, maybe even 40,000. Ahem, this time it's going to be a bit longer, there are still a full ten minutes left!"

He Chen's words were hesitant and embarrassed, making her seem quite shy. But upon hearing this, Anzu Matsuori's face froze instantly, and her eyes widened in shock!

Having won 10,000 yen, could my luck allow me to win another 30,000 or 40,000 yen?!

Is this something a human being could do?!

This may seem like a good thing, but you should know that every bit of luck you have now will have to be repaid in double form in the near future!

Last time, the 10,000 yen investment resulted in a tripled backlash, causing her to suffer such... indescribable misfortune. This time, with a minimum investment of 30,000 to 50,000 yen, what's the point of even trying?!

Anzu and Matsuori instantly had the idea of ​​leaving immediately.