Bonus Heavenly Gift Treasure Chest, Fated Villain Aura
Bonus Heavenly Gift Treasure Chest, Fated Villain Aura
A Remnant Soul of the Enlightened King Realm—Gu Changge naturally felt no pressure whatsoever devouring it with the Immortal-Devouring Demonic Art.
He closed his eyes and quietly savored the experience.
At the same time, he browsed through the memories of this so-called Heaven-Slaying God King.
For a Fortuitous One of the “mighty expert reincarnated as trash” genre, the most important thing was actually the Transcendent techniques, treasured arts, insights, and the wealth of cultivation and battle experience from his previous life.
What else could there be besides that?
But now, all of it had fallen into Gu Changge’s hands. The Immortal-Devouring Demonic Art could not only devour the Source of various kings—when it came to things like divine souls, there was nothing it could not devour.
The main reason he had Lin Qiuhan withdraw was that he didn’t want to expose the Demonic Arts before anyone’s eyes.
The Beyond had plenty of Soul Search methods. He trusted no one but himself.
“Being able to raise my Primordial Spirit realm by devouring Remnant Souls... this kind of pleasure truly is incomparable...”
“Demonic Arts that the whole world would not tolerate—once exposed, no one could protect me...”
Feeling his Primordial Spirit power growing rapidly, already surpassing that of quite a few Honoured King Realm experts,
Gu Changge couldn’t help but murmur in contemplation, while the System’s notification sounds rang out in his mind.
<*Ding!* First kill of a Fortuitous One complete, Zero Fortuity drop rule triggered, calculating rewards...>
“Congratulations, Master, on receiving a bonus Heavenly Gift Treasure Chest, one hundred bonus Fortuity points, and five hundred Fatums.”
“First kill rewards calculated: First Blood Treasure Chest obtained.”
“Fortuity point exchange function unlocked.”
“Master’s own Fortuity points can also be exchanged for Fatums, at an exchange rate of one to ten.”
Hearing these notifications, Gu Changge’s interest was piqued. Besides the bonus Heavenly Gift Treasure Chest, he had actually received a First Blood Treasure Chest as well.
A Fortuity point exchange function?
In other words, his own Fortuity points could also be used as a universal currency?
If that was the case, it did leave him with a trump card. Since ancient times, there had been sayings about burning Fortuity to traverse the heavens and escape with one’s life.
As a villain, if he ever encountered a crisis he couldn’t resolve in the future, exchanging Fortuity points for Fatums might just solve it effortlessly.
Of course, Gu Changge wouldn’t do such a thing lightly.
At least for now, he could tell that these Fortuity points were quite important.
Once a Fortuitous One lost this stuff, they were finished in an instant.
“Open the First Blood Treasure Chest,” Gu Changge said.
He was rather curious about what he could pull. After all, this thing was just like the gacha pulls of his previous life—it all depended on luck.
As a golden light flashed before his eyes, a golden treasure chest popped out, then opened with a bang!
<*Ding!* Congratulations, Master, on explosive luck: Fortuity Plundering Talisman ×3, one damaged one-third World Seed fragment ×1, System Reward Crit Talisman ×1.>
The System’s cold, mechanical voice rang out.
“Fortuity Plundering Talisman?”
Gu Changge was somewhat intrigued. Looking at the card’s description, it could be used to launch a Fortuity plunder against a Fortuitous One, with a certain probability of failure depending on the Fortuitous One’s condition.
If the plunder succeeded, the Fortuitous One’s Fortuity points would drop to zero, and he would obtain the corresponding Fortuity points.
If the plunder failed, there would be no result.
“System Reward Crit Talisman? When rewards are calculated, a random crit can be obtained—it could be 0.1x, or 1x, or even 10x or 100x...”
Gu Changge examined the function of the other card and clicked his tongue.
This one also depended on luck, but judging from his experience opening these two treasure chests, his luck was pretty European.
He planned to save it for when he killed Ye Chen.
As for the Fortuity Plundering Talisman, that was a genuinely good item. After all, if he wanted to directly obtain a Fortuitous One’s Fortuity points right now, he had to continuously suppress the Fortuitous One.
The Fortuity Plundering Talisman, however, could ignore that suppression process and plunder directly.
Of course, there was also a chance of failure.
Gu Changge checked the price of the Fortuity Plundering Talisman in the System Shop—ten thousand Fatums per card.
Excuse me, no thanks.
In other words, he’d have to guarantee earning at least two thousand Fortuity points just to break even, otherwise it would be a massive loss.
That said, Gu Changge also speculated that the Fortuitous Ones he encountered in the future wouldn’t have low Fortuity points.
The Sky Blue Realm he currently resided in was truly a bit too weak.
Among the many Overworlds, it didn’t even count as a particularly strong tier. In his understanding, it could at most be considered a Basic Thousand World—Partial-Enlightened Realm experts could break through its spatial barrier.
A larger Overworld, like an Intermediate Thousand World, would be the world where the Heaven-Slaying God King originally lived, requiring cultivation at the Enlightened King Realm to break its barrier.
And the Beyond he came from served as the platform and hub connecting these Basic Thousand Worlds, Intermediate Thousand Worlds, and Advanced Thousand Worlds—an intricate, complex web.
Afterward, Gu Changge opened the other chest, the bonus Heavenly Gift Treasure Chest. He guessed this one should contain something related to the Fortuitous One.
A flash of golden light passed before his eyes, and a notification sounded in his ear. “Ding, congratulations, Master, on obtaining the Fated One Aura. The current aura has been automatically converted. Congratulations, Master, on obtaining the Fated Villain Aura.”
“Congratulations, Master, on obtaining the Supreme Heart...”
“Fated Villain Aura?”
Gu Changge paid no mind to the rest. He mainly examined the description of this aura’s effects, and couldn’t help growing quite interested.
“Fated Villain: fate upon your person, a designated villain. Purging Fortuitous Ones allows you to ignore Fortuity gaps...”
“Ignore Fortuity gaps—what does that mean?” Gu Changge raised an eyebrow and asked the System.
<When the Fortuity gap is too large, Negative Fortuity will occur. When Master’s strength far surpasses a Fortuitous One’s, but Master’s Fortuity falls far short of the Fortuitous One’s, the Heavenly Path will protect the Fortuitous One and inflict Negative Fortuity upon Master...> the System explained.
“So it’s because when I first transmigrated over, my Fortuity points were too low while my strength was too great, and since the Heavenly Path couldn’t just nerf my intelligence, it came up with Negative Fortuity to protect the Fortuitous One...”
This much Gu Changge understood perfectly well.
Now that his Fortuity points had risen, dealing with small fry like Ye Chen and Lin Tian naturally wouldn’t involve worrying about any Negative Fortuity.
But what if he ran into such a situation again in the future?
This Fated Villain aura had neatly eliminated that hidden danger. Very comfortable.
As for the Supreme Heart that was also rewarded, Gu Changge gave it a casual look—it was the Dao Heart of an Enlightened King Realm cultivator honed over tens of thousands of years.
The Dao Heart of a Fortuitous One like Lin Tian didn’t seem all that impressive in his eyes.
But since it was a System reward, there shouldn’t be any problems with it.
Gu Changge directly chose to fuse with it. He only felt his entire body being enveloped by a mass of warm light.
His consciousness grew somewhat hazy, as if he had settled through tens of thousands of years, witnessing countless things and scenes in a single instant.
Ten thousand years in a glance, reincarnation rushing by.
But soon, everything became clear again.
Gu Changge furrowed his brows.
His state of mind didn’t seem any different? Yet the way he perceived and thought about things had indeed changed considerably.
All in all, though, it was much, much better than before.
After all, he was a Transmigrator. Though he’d adapted fairly quickly, there was always a process. With the help of the Supreme Heart, it had saved him quite a lot of time.
Something like one’s state of mind was, in a way, similar to Fortuity—somewhat ethereal and intangible, with everyone understanding it differently.