Lu Yin pressed his hand against the monkey tattoo on his arm, which the Ghost Monkey found rather strange. “What are you doing? I didn’t scold you on purpose, so don’t take it to heart! Don’t hurt me…”

Lu Yin blocked the monkey off again when a shadow appeared on the fifth face of the die. The shadow represented the Ghost Monkey’s innate gift.

It made a lot of sense that he could borrow the monkey’s gift, and now, he could finally make use of rolling Gift Copy. It would no longer be a waste to get this roll.

After that, Lu Yin took out a star crystal to restore the die before rolling it once more.

He wasn’t disappointed this time. The die stopped on three: Enhance. With this, he was even more certain of his theory—the more time that passed between his rolls, the more likely it was for him to land the number that he wanted. Lu Yin thus made the decision to not roll the die too frequently; it should only be used when absolutely necessary.

Two plates of light appeared, one top of the other. Lu Yin took a deep breath and placed the chip on the uppermost light plate. He then took out five thousand star crystals, placed it inside, and stared intensely at the chip.

Ten seconds passed, but there was no reaction whatsoever. The chip didn’t appear to shift at all.

Lu Yin was speechless. It had cost him 300,000 star crystals...