European Emperor: Starting Out by Drawing the Only Hidden Class

Game invasion, no romantic pairing, extremely lucky female protagonist, skill-based gameplay, satisfying read, strong female lead, hidden profession, national destiny competition, leveling up.

The arrival of "Epoch" is not a game, but an unknown testing ground for the future of humanity.

As players from all over the world flocked to the game, fighting tooth and nail for rare classes, top-tier skills, and legendary equipment, Ling Wei, at the moment of creating her character, randomly drew the only hidden class—[Fate Thief].

Her core skill is a seemingly childish "Coin of Fate": if she flips it and succeeds, she can steal a skill, talent, or even status from any target within her line of sight and use it for her own purposes; if she fails, she will only suffer a minor random debuff.

The world only knows that she relies on "borrowing" skills for output, but they can never guess whose signature move she will pull out next. The world laughs at her strange skills, but she can rival the gods with a mortal body.

From her dazzling maneuvers in the beginner's village to her astonishing comebacks in international dungeons; from the carefree spirit of a lone wolf to a pillar of strength in the war for national destiny. As the barriers between the game and reality gradually crumble, and monsters and crises sweep across their homes, Ling Wei, holding the coin that determines fate, stands at the pinnacle of the era.

"You say my profession is outrageous? Oh, sorry, I'm just lucky. I really can do whatever I want." This is an invincible legend of a lucky player who, with a bug-level profession, outplays everyone and crushes all opponents, ultimately leading civilization into a new era.