Liu Sandao Cultivates Immortality in the Underworld

Liu Sandao: Nicknamed Bad Gambler Liu, he is the number one gambler in Qingping Town. At the age of thirty-five, my family was completely devastated by the loss, my wife ran away, and I was so angry that I was bedridden. Although this man gambled excessively, he had a chivalrous heart. If anyone in town was in trouble, he would dig out his last few coins to help out even if he lost all his money. This problem harmed him, but also saved him. Tutu Gong: The guardian deity of the small Tutu Temple next to the Chenghuang Temple in Qingping Town. He has been practicing here for more than 300 years. He has kind eyebrows and kind eyes, and likes to wear coarse robes. On weekdays, he likes to sip his dry pipe and watch people coming and going. That night, Liu Sandao was aroused, and he became really angry, and wanted to enlighten this lost prodigal son. Liu Cuier: Liu Sandao's wife, she ran away overnight three years ago due to unbearable debts. In fact, she was trying to avoid debts and disaster, and she always had Sandao in her heart. Now she works in an embroidery workshop in a neighboring town, and secretly asks someone to send her mother-in-law money for medicine. Wang Mazi: A scoundrel who specializes in loan sharking. He has two thugs and is bent on swallowing up the last half of Liu Sandao's ancestral house. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.