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Chapter 223 - 215: Golden Skill and Golden Treasure Box (4k)

Chapter 223: Chapter 215: Golden Skill and Golden Treasure Box (4k)

Another huge sum, since the last lottery, Wu Mu had only appeared on the legitimate program "Idol Daily."

But in between, the time he exposed Li Hu also added about one to two hundred points to his score.

Plus the "Idol Daily" broadcast that ran all day and constantly focused on him alone, that added another seventeen hundred plus points.

And then there was Lu Yao’s "Life of Yearning," though he only made a brief appearance, the part where Lu Yao called in to request a song was included entirely and without edits in the show, not a short segment, which also added nearly four hundred points.

All combined, that’s the current figure.

Originally, there were also the remaining 597 points left over from the lottery, but he had just happened to draw songs six times on the program, using up the reserved points exactly.

Over twenty-three hundred points, going by the previous situations, should allow for more than twenty draws.

Could he possibly draw the acting abilities he wanted within those twenty-plus attempts?

Wu Mu thought to himself.

But... it seemed like the chance to draw from the Golden Treasure Box would have to be delayed again.

Over two thousand points were quite a lot for the white treasure boxes but fell short for the Golden Treasure Box.

He was indeed curious about what was inside the Golden Treasure Box.

Since arriving in this world, he hadn’t yet drawn from the Golden Treasure Box even once, always saying he’d save points for it, yet never managing to save enough.

At this rate, when would he finally be able to draw from the Golden Treasure Box?

Wu Mu hesitated for a moment, "Let’s draw from the white treasure boxes ten times first, if something comes up in the first ten, then I’ll use the remaining thousand to draw a golden one, and keep the last three hundred as a reserve."

Having made up his mind, he didn’t dawdle any longer, directly spending a thousand points to purchase ten white boxes, and then opened them right away.

On the system’s virtual screen, lights flashed, and amidst the white light, a streak of gold stood out conspicuously.

"Struck gold!"

A smile spread across Wu Mu’s face.

It should have come up by now, he hadn’t struck gold in a while, having padded it with three to four thousand points already, this damn system better give him something for once if it had any shred of decency.

He focused his attention on the treasure box rewards that the system had unveiled.

[Congratulations, you’ve obtained Acting Rare Skills —— Scene Reproduction.]

[Congratulations, you’ve received attribute points, Piano +1.] x2

[Congratulations, you’ve received attribute points, Acting +1.] x2

[Congratulations, you’ve obtained the song —— "Nuannuan."]

[Congratulations, you’ve obtained the song —— "Today You’re Marrying Me."]

[Congratulations, you’ve obtained the item —— Performance Card (Ten Million).] x2

[Congratulations, you’ve obtained the film script —— "Love Letter."]

The top item was the gold reward, and it was precisely the acting rare skills he needed!

As expected, with the shift in his career towards acting, the system had started to offer him items from other fields.

Looking forward to it, Wu Mu collected and reviewed the reward, hoping the system would give him a god-level skill like [Pure Emotion, No Techniques].

[Scene Reproduction]

[Acting Rare Skills]

[Effect: Once the skill is activated, it can restore the scenes and emotions one has experienced in their performance.]

[Evaluation: I can’t act, but I can copy, eh, the Copy Ninja strikes.]

Restore the scenes and emotions experienced in real life?

Wu Mu felt it out internally and quickly grasped the value of this skill, allowing him to use past life experiences as an arsenal to reproduce on set.

For example, if he had ever killed someone, now he could replay the variety of reactions and emotions he felt during the act if he were to play a murderer in a series.

It may seem like merely replicating one’s memories and emotions, but in reality, the difficulty was still great.

It’s like everyone has argued before, but getting someone to fully replicate the emotions and reactions from an actual argument in front of the camera is really not something most people can do.

Because of the wrong person in front, because the angry emotions are gone, because one knows this is just filming, because there’s a whole crew watching, and so on.

Although there’s the minor trouble of mismatched emotions—like if your memory is arguing with a classmate, but now you need to act out arguing with a girlfriend, the revived emotions obviously won’t align.

But you can also adjust by replicating the emotions from arguments with family or friends.

Although it might still be a bit off, it’s certainly much better than trying to force emotions and ending up with awkward acting.

While this skill wasn’t as good as the previous pure emotion, Wu Mu was generally satisfied; at least with this skill, he would be able to escape the plight of having no acting skills whatsoever, transforming from no skills to brilliant or lousy depending on how well he could match the scene.

Wu Mu was relieved and continued to check the remaining rewards.

The piano attributes didn’t need mentioning—he was still being milked for points; even with these two points, it totaled only 15 points, still in the gutter.

And then there was another new thing digging into his points.

Acting...

Wu Mu glanced at the new acting attribute column on the system panel, 33... it was very much in line with his expectations, far lower than his singing attribute as a streaming singer by over twenty points. No wonder his acting was so criticized.

With these two points added, making it 35, he was still a long way from being usable, another long-term investment project.

The remaining two songs were all sweet and sugary.

Although they were just sweet songs, both had maxed out in terms of familiarity and sing-along factor.