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I’m bound to the bai fumei system

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I’m bound to the bai fumei system

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After the sound faded away, a virtual information screen appeared in Ye Jia’s eyes.

Immediately afterwards, a series of messages popped up.

[September 17th Morning News: The winning numbers for the 20200806th draw of the China Welfare Lottery Double Color Ball are: Red balls 06 08 10 15 17 26, Blue ball 04.Full novel: I’m bound to the bai fumei system — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠

A total of 107 first-prize winners each received 5.2 million yuan.

Among them, a resident of Beijing, surnamed Wang, won 101 of these first prizes, taking home a massive jackpot of 525 million yuan!]

[September 29th Morning News: According to the latest news from the Urban Management Bureau, the Xiafei Road area, located in the southern suburbs of Shanghai, is planned to be a transportation hub for two subway lines.

Demolition work will begin early next month.

It is expected that after the subway is completed, the area will become a new commercial landmark.]

[October 26th Morning Briefing: Yong’an Chemical successfully developed a new type of clean energy.

As of today’s stock market close, its share price surged 34%, and its employees holding shares successfully realized their dream of buying a house!]

When these three messages popped up, Ye Jia was immediately stunned.

Because there happened to be a square electronic clock hanging in the ward, clearly showing today’s date.

Today is September 15th, but all the news information released by the system is from after September 15th.

Could it be…?

Is this system publishing news from the future?

If that’s the case, wouldn’t she have hit the jackpot?

Leaving aside the later ones, just the first one that popped up was the China Welfare Lottery Double Color Ball, where one winning ticket was worth 5.2 million yuan, and there were a total of 107 winning tickets.

Even if you cut off the odds and buy 100 bets, that’s still 520 million.

Thinking of this, Ye Jia couldn’t help but laugh.

The nurse noticed her suddenly laughing, a rather silly laugh, and reached out to touch her forehead, murmuring, “No fever?

Why do you look so abnormal?”

Ye Jia came to her senses and coughed lightly twice.

“Um…

well…

I’m fine now.

I’ll be discharged in a bit.

Thank you all for taking care of me these past few days.”

Afterwards, Ye Jia quickly completed the discharge procedures.

Back in his dilapidated and cramped rented room, he began to ponder how to make money using the information released by the system.

The next morning, Ye Jia left her rented room, bought two steamed buns downstairs for breakfast, and then took a bus straight to the lottery shop.

Today is the 16th, and tomorrow is the lottery draw day.

She must make the most of the time.

Actually, Ye Jia wanted to buy it yesterday, but it was already evening when she left the hospital, and she got stuck in traffic.

By the time she got to the lottery shop, it was already closed.

There’s nothing we can do but wait one more day; today is the last day.

If you miss it, the 500 million yuan prize will go to that lucky guy from Yanjing, Mr.

Wang.

Ye Jia was eager to seize this big prize, so she arrived too early.

The lottery shop hadn’t opened yet, and there was only a group of elderly men and women doing their morning exercises and chatting nearby.

After anxiously waiting for about half an hour, the lottery shop finally opened.

As soon as the door opened, the elderly men and women who had been gathering nearby immediately came over; they were clearly a group of long-time lottery players.

Ye Jia looked at the electronic information on the wall, a hint of excitement flashing in her eyes.

The shop owner was a middle-aged, overweight man in his forties.

He smiled like a Maitreya Buddha and cheerfully greeted the elderly, hoping they would buy more tickets.

Ye Jia walked over and asked, “Boss, how much is this?”

The shopkeeper smiled and said, “Young lady, is this your first time buying here?”

Ye Jia smiled and nodded: “Yeah, this is my first time.

I feel like I’ve been having a bit of bad luck lately, so I came here to try my luck.”

She’s transmigrated into a woman who has no money, no power, and no man—how could her luck not be bad?

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