Alcohol Doesn’t Get People Drunk, People Get Drunk Themselves
Translator: Exodus Tales Editor: Exodus Tales
However, it wasn't important whether he won or lost.
Today, Lu Li was destined to win. He had grown up in the common district, living a difficult life like a dog.
Who would have thought that one day, he would be able to earn the money to cure his sister's disease that, establish a gaming club, and marry someone who was a goddess in so many young people's hearts?
"Come on, you're not willing to put on equipment yourself? It can't be me forcing you," Water Fairy said.
"Yeah, yep, I don't want it," Lu Li responded helplessly.
Although he was helpless, when he opened his mouth, his voice tricked no one. Water Fairy was right, however – she hadn't forced Lu Li to give up two pieces of equipment, but rather, it was her two close friends.
To have a battle on the stage of a wedding was something that could happen only in a game.