Chapter 548: A Lucky One

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The popularity of Xia Wanyuans Weibo post caused by a lucky draw had not subsided after two days. In two days, the number of reposts for this Weibo post had reached five million.

Because Xia Wanyuan had not appeared for two days, some impatient people had already begun to suspect that Xia Wanyuan had a fake lucky draw. Some criticisms began to appear online.

Finally, after coaxing Xiao Bao, who had not seen his mother for two days and was acting coquettishly and cute, Xia Wanyuan scrolled through Weibo and saw these comments, so she directly opened the award.

Hence, without warning, the list of winners was announced.

From the moment Xia Wanyuan posted the lucky draw on Weibo, Weibo had continued to level up the system in all sorts of ways, afraid that there would be another breakdown after the list of winners was announced.

Fortunately, the server resisted the pressure this time.

Because there were too many fourth and fifth prizes, Xia Wanyuan specially asked Chen Yun to make a table.

Everyone clicked on the table and searched for their names. They quickly knew if they were the lucky person who had won the award.

[ AHHHH!!! Fourth-place!!! Ill accept the Ci Yi cups! I always wanted to buy it!! But Im a student and I dont have money. Wuwu, I love Xia Wanyuan to death! ]

[ How bad am I? I cant even win a lucky draw with tens of thousands of people . Goodbye, the account owner has already jumped off the building. Dont miss me. ]

[ F*ck!!! Third prize!! Im rich! ]

[ The person above, Im your long-lost wife. Before I die, I have a wish to go around the world with you. Is that okay? If not, Im your long-lost father. If you dont bring me along, youll be unfilial. ]

The lucky draw this time was notarized by the official Weibo platform, so most people did not think that there would be any conspiracy. The first and second prize main Weibo accounts were occupied by a huge European aura team.

Especially when the first prize winner obtained a suite.

This was a blogger who had posted two Weibo posts in total. The first post was h.e.l.lo, everyone, Im entering Weibo automatically generated by the system. The second post was this reposted lucky draw Weibo post.

The comment section of this first-rate lucky person exploded.

[ Wake up!! You won the award! ]

[ How fake. There are only two Weibo posts. One look and I can tell that shes just a small account. Why can such a person win the award? Are you sure shes alive? ]

[ Thats too fake. Could it be that Xia Wanyuan didnt want to pay and created an alternate account to receive the first prize herself? ]

[ The person in front, are you crazy? Does Xia Wanyuan lack money? She already sent the car, how could she not afford to send a house? Isnt it just that she didnt choose you? Why are you sour here? Your jealous look is so ugly. ]

Almost thirty thousand comments had gathered on this bloggers Weibo, but the account owner seemed to have no reaction and did not appear from beginning to end.

The staff was busy recording the people who came to redeem the award. After three days, they finally confirmed the names, addresses, and contact details of the winners.

However, the column for the person who won the first place was blank.

The staff could not understand.

The lucky draw would filter out zombie accounts that had not logged on to Weibo for nearly a month.

Since this account had not been screened, it meant that it was definitely not a zombie. She must have logged into Weibo more than three times in the past month.

Then why was there no reaction from this person despite such a huge commotion?

Is he so rich that he doesnt care about five million dollars?

Thinking of this, the staff felt sour. Boohoo, I also want a house so rich that I dont have to receive a five-million bonus.

Weibo was verified with an actual name, and this account had been verified with an actual name. After receiving the approval of the relevant procedures, the Weibo backstage pulled up the ident.i.ty information of this account.

Then, they realized that she was not rich. In fact, the address she had filled in was in the poor shack area on the outskirts of Beijing.

In the suburbs.

The staff:????