My rebirth is unrelated to the system?

The system's answer truly shocked Zhou Xingdou, who had always believed that his rebirth was the work of the system.

After all, reversing time and sending oneself back twenty years is a heaven-defying feat that, apart from the system, who else in the world could do?

But now the system has made it clear that its rebirth has nothing to do with him, which leaves Zhou Xingdou completely puzzled.

How exactly did I get reborn?

Stephen Chow quickly asked again:

"How did I get reborn?"

But the system's answer was the same as the first question:

[Ding! The system cannot answer this question.]

Zhou Xingdou frowned slightly. It seemed that the system could only answer questions about system functions or relatively simple questions.

It seems there's another reason for his rebirth, but Zhou Xingdou couldn't figure out what power brought him back to twenty years ago.

After all, he didn't bring back anything from his previous life, and he was certain that he didn't possess any treasures or rare items that allowed him to be reborn.

It's difficult to find answers by dwelling on these questions now, so Zhou Xingdou had no choice but to suppress his doubts and open the third function brought about by the system repair: the Luck Value Shop.

With a thought, a golden light screen appeared before Zhou Xingdou's eyes, covering the template. This golden light screen was none other than the Luck Value Mall.

However, the current Luck Value Shop doesn't have many items; there are only four types of cards.

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[Innate Fortune Stripping Card]: Can strip the innate fortune of a person (Note: Only effective for people with great fortune and those with great fortune. The innate fortune stripped by the Innate Fortune Stripping Card can be used by the host). Price: Fortune Points.

[Ignore Kill Card]: Can remove the invincibility condition caused by Fate and Luck in advance. (Note: This only removes the invincibility condition, isolating the protection of Heavenly Dao, Fate, Luck, etc., but the difficulty of killing those with Fate and Luck remains unchanged, and the difficulty fluctuates with their fate.) Price: Luck Value.

[Fate Clearing Card]: Clears the opponent's fate, but does not grant any luck value reward. (Note: Can be used directly on those with great luck. For special luck users such as the Chosen One, the Fate Clearing Card can only be used after using the Ignore Kill Card.) Price: Luck Value.

[Lucky One Exploration Card]: Using this card allows you to directly explore lucky individuals within a state, instantly opening the panel and providing their locations. (Note: The card's range increases as the host's accumulated luck points increase.) Price: 2000 luck points.

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Looking at the four types of cards in the Luck Value Shop, Zhou Xingdou fell into deep thought. The good news was that the Luck Value, which had been useless before, was now useful; the bad news was that these cards were ridiculously expensive.

However, it must be said that these cards are indeed extremely useful to me. I have already used the Innate Fortune Stripping card once, but this card is different in that I can use the Talent-type Innate Fortune card.

For example, Yun Jinzhi's Heavenly Phoenix Bloodline and Luo Hanyi's innate sword heart are both innate talents.

Furthermore, it can only be used on people with great fortune, meaning it cannot be used on a chosen one like Lin Fan, so the price of 10,000 fortune points is not cheap.

However, if one were to encounter another person with talent and fortune like the Heavenly Phoenix Bloodline, even 10,000 fortune points wouldn't be a loss.

The second card, which ignores the threat of being killed, is extremely useful, as it can directly remove the condition that prevents the target from being killed.

This means that if you have one of these cards, you don't need to wait for Lin Fan's fate to run out; you can directly remove his divine protection and kill him.

But 50,000 luck points is terrifying. I've only accumulated 49,000 luck points so far, which is close to 50,000.

Even without using the 30,000 luck points to repair the system, he still couldn't afford this ignore-force-kill card.

Even so, having this card reassured Zhou Xingdou a lot. After all, with this card, even if his three-year agreement couldn't solve Lin Fan's problem, he could still accumulate luck points to exchange for this card and kill him.

Although this card is expensive, it provides Stephen Chow with a safety net.

The third card, "Clear Fate Card," seems to be a complementary card to the "Ignore Strong Kill Card." With these two cards in existence, there will be almost no situation where a person with good fortune cannot be killed in the future.

However, it's a bit frustrating that you can't get any luck points reward from clearing the air. Unless you have a lot of luck points or are eager to kill a certain lucky person, it's best not to use this card.

After all, with a price of 20,000 Luck Points and no Luck Points reward, it's safe to say that using it is a huge loss unless absolutely necessary.

As for the last card, the Fortune Explorer Card, it's the most worthwhile card to redeem right now. The price of 2000 Fortune Points isn't expensive, and the exploration area covers an entire state.

After discovering the chosen one, a panel will open and provide their location, which is undoubtedly a godsend for Zhou Xingdou.

Furthermore, the exploration range increases with the accumulation of luck value.

However, the current exploration area is somewhat limited, only one state can be explored. Although there are quite a few people with good fortune, they are not as common as cabbages, and they are not everywhere.

It's not that every state has them; although they're cheap, there's a high chance of wasting them.

Therefore, Zhou Xingdou does not plan to exchange for them now. After all, there are dozens of states in a Dao Domain. To explore them all, a lot of luck exploration cards are needed. It would be more worthwhile to explore with a specific purpose in the future.

However, the 30,000 luck points I spent were definitely worth it; the system's repairs showed me many possibilities.

Whether it's the multiverse travel that hasn't been done yet, or the luck value shop, both are definitely worth the money.

Furthermore, the restriction that atmospheric energy cannot be killed was removed, which saved him a lot of trouble in the future.

The system also provides timely reminders:

[Ding! The system reminds the host that whether it is the cards from the multiverse or the Luck Value Shop, they may drop when you kill a Luck Value user.]

Furthermore, as the system continues to be repaired, its functions and the number of items in the Luck Value Shop will also increase.

Upon hearing this, Zhou Xingdou's eyes lit up. The fact that the card dropped after defeating a lucky person was indeed good news.

After all, the Luck Explorer Card is relatively easy to obtain, requiring only 2,000 Luck Points. Other cards are too expensive, such as the Ignore Strong Kill Card, which you might not be able to afford even if you wanted to buy it.

Being able to drop it would naturally save Zhou Xingdou a lot of luck points.

This made Zhou Xingdou feel a little regretful. He should have killed Lin Tong later; maybe he could have gotten some cards or something.

But then Zhou Xingdou felt relieved. After all, he couldn't keep Lin Tong around for Yun Jinzhi's sake, since Lin Tong was too unstable.

Although Lin Tong had been cuckolded by him, Zhou Xingdou absolutely could not allow any signs of it to appear on his head. He had to eliminate all unstable factors that could cause him to show signs of infidelity.

Not even the slightest bit is acceptable; this is more important to him than countless cards, because it is his dignity as a man.

He is willing to disregard the consequences and costs for this!