National Fate Wager: You Think You Can Beat Me in One Turn with 17 Cards?

After gambling away his entire fortune and taking his own life, the gambler Mu Bei transmigrated to Bluewater Star, a world running out of resources. He became a beggar, relying on a little girl for company, and swore never to gamble again.

Just then, a national-fortune gambling arena appeared. Each country would randomly select a gambler to compete in the arena. The contestants were bound to their countries: when one prospered, both prospered, and when one suffered, both suffered.

When everyone saw Mu Bei enter the arena dressed like a beggar, the people of Long Country broke down.

'A beggar is supposed to gamble? Does he even know the cards?'

'He can't even cheat. How's he going to win?'

'It's over. Long Country's fate is sealed...'

But as Mu Bei kept winning matches in unbelievable ways, people realized he had been hiding his true abilities. He was the God of Gamblers, the King of Kings.

He took down the Ying Country contestant in an instant with just seventeen cards.

He turned twenty yuan into resources worth twenty-five million.

In the God of Gamblers tournament, he faced every cardsharp alone.

Long Country's golden age began to rise, little by little, in the hands of Mu Bei, a man who never wanted to gamble again.

P.S. Nine out of ten gambling games are rigged, and if you gamble, you will lose. Say no to gambling, starting with you and me.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Do not imitate.