Hong Kong Movie: Gambling Saint Ah Sing, Mentor Gao Jin and Long Si

When Zhou Chahui woke up, he became the "Gambling Saint" Ah Xing in 1990 - his third uncle Zhou Fafa was jumping around with a poster of the God of Gamblers on the wall and a special power in his pocket. The God of Gamblers successor system pops up two mentors at the same time: the legendary God of Gamblers Gao Jin in the 1990s, and the Shanghai tycoon Long Si during the Republic of China. Who to choose? He made a video to provoke Gao Jin, but Long Wuyi shot him in the head, and he fled from the mansion in the middle of the mountain in despair. He gritted his teeth and tried again, but this time the system prompts changed - Gao Jin's recruitment depends on the bullet's turning, while Long Si's recruitment only requires sincerity. The Sky Eye saw Gao Jin being held at gunpoint in a gambling den on the high seas, but Long Si launched a shocking robbery at the old Shanghai pier. Two timelines, two paths, the same pair of eyes that can see thousands of miles away. From worshiping Gao Jin, one learns unparalleled skills and turning the card table upside down; from worshiping Long Si, one learns the skills of a hero and fights for the upper hand in troubled times. Zhou Chahui stood at the fork in the road, with his third uncle holding a bandage behind him and shouting "Choose the God of Gamblers", but Long Si's words flashed in his mind - money is what you win on the gambling table, but the world is what you win in life. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.