About This Novel
Wang Haibo wrote a novel titled "Spirit". The novel tells a story that the Chu Opera Troupe in the county was in a bad situation and was on the verge of death. The head boy Wu Shengrui goes to the underground casino every night and sits in a corner of the casino. The casino was both quiet and noisy, with gamblers rolling dice and betting on odd or even numbers. When a gambler hits the dice and rake a lot of cash into his arms, Wu Shengrui will shout "spirit" at the right time. Those who serve tea, place money, and boys who go out to run errands and buy cigarettes also sing in unison: "Spirit!" When the gamblers who win money are happy, they will take out a hundred-dollar bill (or two, sometimes three), stretch it back from their shoulders without looking back, and also loudly say, "Spirit!" Wu Shengrui had already taken the money and continued to express his big brother spirit. This time will happen several times a night, depending on the gambler's excitement and luck.
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