Hong Kong Films: Saint of Gamblers Ah Sing, Mentored by Ko Chun and Lung Sei

Zhou Zhahui wakes up as Ah Xing, the "Saint of Gamblers" from 1990. His third uncle, Zhou Fada, is alive and kicking, a poster of the God of Gamblers hangs on the wall, and in his pocket is a supernatural power he has barely had time to enjoy. The God of Gamblers' Disciple System presents him with two mentors: Gao Jin, the legendary gambler of the 1990s, and Long Si, a Shanghai kingpin from the Republican era. Which one will he choose?

He makes a videotape to provoke Gao Jin, only to have Long Wu press a gun to his forehead. He flees the luxurious mansion on the Peak in disgrace. When he grits his teeth and goes back for another try, the System's prompt has changed: Gao Jin tests potential disciples by seeing whether they can make a bullet turn, while Long Si only asks for a sincere heart. His Heavenly Eye sees Gao Jin with a gun pointed at his head during a high-stakes game on the high seas, while Long Si launches a daring robbery at a Shanghai dock in the old days. Two timelines, two different paths, and the same pair of eyes that can see for thousands of miles.

Follow Gao Jin, and he will learn peerless gambling techniques and how to turn the tables at the card table. Follow Long Si, and he will learn the methods of a kingpin and how to risk everything to rise to the top in turbulent times. Zhou Zhahui stands at a crossroads. Behind him, his third uncle, wrapped in bandages, shouts, "Choose the God of Gamblers!" But in his mind, Long Si's words flash by: at the gambling table, you win money; when you gamble with your life, you can win the whole world.

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