Time Management: From the Start, I Bet 500 Years of My Lifespan on a Roulette Wheel

With little time left and nowhere else to turn, Leng Xuan joins a deadly game. Win, and he can become rich overnight. Lose, and he dies.

The rules: roll a die. The number showing determines how many bullets go into the revolver, as well as the prize money. Leng Xuan is unlucky and rolls a five. When you load one bullet, everyone wants you dead. When you load five, everyone wants you alive!

Leng Xuan is lucky enough to survive and win five hundred years of time. From then on, he falls in love with this game of wagering his life.

After discovering that he can foresee his own death, Leng Xuan plays even more recklessly.

Whoever loads the most bullets gets a chance to play. When the others load no more than four, Leng Xuan steps forward. "Six bullets! I bet on Russian roulette!"

When the game is about whose luck is better with a single bullet, Leng Xuan takes the gun and fires five times at himself in a row, leaving his opponent dumbstruck.

In this place where time is life, money, and everything else, Leng Xuan cannot gain time quickly, but he can make other people's time pass faster.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.