Genshin Impact: I am the law of nature, not your wife!

"I always feel that your smile is a bit malicious."

Paimon stroked his chin.

Add a mesh hat and a pipe, and you can cosplay as the great detective in the next second.

"How could that be? This must be your illusion, guest."

"Well, if you really don't believe me, Dolly, I swear once again to Morax, the god of precious metals..."

"—If I charge you money afterwards, I won't earn a single Mora from now on!"

Raising her little hand, Dolly uttered the most poisonous oath ever uttered to her.

Thinking of Zhongli's empty wallet and his freeloading appearance, Paimeng shook his head.

The god who controls Mora does not even have Mora himself.

Dolly's oath to him would not be as convincing as her oath to Yeyu.

However, since Dolly had said this much and there were so many people present to testify for him, Paimon had nothing to fear.

"Okay, then I'll try it for everyone first..."

Tears were streaming down Dolly's face. She was literally in tears.

Think about her master Sangge Mahabayi, it was by relying on integrity that he was able to expand his business step by step to its current size.

It's so hard to organize a free event, but I'm still suspected. The world is so unpredictable and people's hearts are so different.

After reaching into the blind box and searching for a while, Paimeng found nothing.

"Dolly, did you really put something in the box? Why don't I feel anything?"

"Paimon, is there a possibility that your arms are too short, so you can't touch the note at the bottom of the box?"

Ye Yu gestured and said that the box was more than enough to fit Paimon in it.

"Uh……"

Looking at the box that was taller than him, Paimon felt a surge of excitement in his heart.

"Ying, you better do it."

Paimon floated aside, puffed up his face, and sulked.

Why is this box designed to be so high? It doesn't take short people into consideration at all.

Ying stepped forward and took out two notes from the box, one for her and one for Paimon.

"Hehe, let me see how lucky you are." Taking the note, Paimeng couldn't wait to open it.

What caught her eye were the four big words "Thank you for your patronage".

Ying is the same as Paimon.

"What the hell... I thought the chances of winning were high, but I waited for nothing."

"This is free. If the chances of winning are high, I'll be out of money. But on the other hand, if I win, the prize is very tempting."

There was a shrewd gleam in Dolly's little eyes.

"In other words, the probability of winning is extremely low, but the prize is very generous?" asked Tinari.

"That's right, so whether you can win the generous prize depends on your luck."

With Ying and Paimeng setting an example, everyone followed suit.

Tinari, Falusan, Senor, Laila...

Without exception, everyone drew out notes thanking them for their patronage.

Even Ye Yu and Hua Sanli are the same.

Paimon couldn't help but wonder.

"Dolly, is there any grand prize slip in here?"

"Absolutely, I swear by Morax, the god of precious gold!"

Facing Paimon's question, Dolly leaned her hands on her waist and affirmed with confidence.

"If you don't believe me, wait until Kavi finishes smoking, then we can open the box and take a look."

"Okay, then wait until Kavi finishes smoking."

In an instant, all eyes were focused on Kavi, as if he was the hope of the entire village.

"Don't look at me like that. I can't draw any prizes anyway."

Kavi paused, and even the hand in the box froze for a moment.

Until I felt the touch of the note on my fingers, I didn't think much about it and took it out.

"What is it?" Paimon asked.

"Paimon, what do you think I can draw with my luck? I'm sure I'll be grateful..."

After opening the note, Kavi stopped talking mid-sentence, with an extremely complicated expression on his face.

"What's wrong? What happened? What did you win?"

This action undoubtedly aroused Paimon's curiosity.

Seno, who was sitting next to Kawi, tilted his head to look at her, crossed his arms, and said calmly.

"I won the lottery, and it was the first prize."

"Congratulations, Kavi."

"Huh?!!" Paimon opened his mouth wide, his face full of disbelief.

There really is a big prize?

boom!

Dolly took out a small firework from somewhere and congratulated Kavi on winning the first prize.

"Congratulations, Kavi! The first prize is 10 million Mora, but considering your specific situation, Kavi, this Mora will be offset against your debt. How about that?"

"Ah...um..."

Kavi seemed a little dazed, as if he had not yet recovered from the shock, and his response to Dolly's suggestion was only instinctive.

When he figured out the situation and was about to speak, Paimon got there first.

"No! Since it's Kavi who won the prize, shouldn't he decide how to use the money?"

"I don't think so either. Wouldn't that be like making you, Dolly, lose money? I can't accept that," Kavi said.

“Huh???” Paimon had a question mark on his face.

How come someone who wins the lottery and is able to pay off their debts still thinks about their creditors?

Shouldn't we be cheering happily at this time?

"Kavi, are you denying your luck?" Ye Yu spoke.

"No, I just..."

"Just what? Are you just worried that Dolly will suffer? Or do you think your luck is not worth ten million Mora?"

"Kavi, you also said that life with debt is miserable. In fact, I have always believed in the law of conservation of fate. No one will always be unlucky. There will always be a time when hardship will be followed by happiness."

"Perhaps the miserable life you endured in pursuit of your ideals is the price you pay for winning the jackpot right now?"

"So, don't feel guilty about this, because you've already paid the price. Otherwise, everyone here is obviously luckier than you, so why didn't you win the jackpot?"

Ye Yu opened the box and poured out all the notes inside, piling them up into a small mountain on the table.

Paimon curiously opened a note that said thank you for your patronage.

She continued to dismantle the lottery, not believing it. Since Kavi won the first prize, there should be second and third prizes, right?

But after tearing apart all the notes on the table, Paimeng still didn't see any trace of the second and third prizes.

"Dolly, you didn't just put the jackpot in there, did you?"

"This, that... hehe..." Dolly tried to get away with it by acting cute.

Paimon stamped his feet in anger.

"There are so many notes, if not three thousand, there must be at least two thousand, and you only put one reward in them?"

The probability is one in a thousand, or one in two thousand, or one in three thousand, who can get it?

"I don't think you want us to win the prize at all!"

"After all, it's free. Cheap things don't get good things..." Dolly was unreasonable and angry.

"Look, a probability of one in a thousand or even less, isn't that enough to explain the problem?"

Ye Yu picked up the note that said thank you for your patronage and looked at Kavi.