"The end of a thousand arts is the human heart."
Lin Mo's life has been a mess since the day his father jumped off the building. In order to save his seriously ill mother, he broke into an underground gambling stall with his last dollar, but almost became someone else's "fish". It wasn't until he met the blind old man who repaired the watch that he realized that behind shuffling, dealing, and guessing odd and even numbers, there was a cruel world called "Qian Shu".
There are no eternal winners here, only countless people's hearts: the smiles on the card table hide the knives, the hypocrisy and coercion in the wine game, the secrets in the streets and the high stakes of life and death in the transnational gambling bureau. Lin Mo followed his blind uncle to learn "listening to identify cards", "psychological traps", and the combination of "Thousands of Eight Generals", but he could never forget the look in his father's eyes before he died when he was winning money.
He has met descendants of the Southern sect who are unscrupulous for revenge, fought against thousands of kings of the Northern sect who control half of the gambling industry, and has also been targeted by mysterious international gambling syndicates. Partners will betray, enemies will become allies, a gamble may win back tens of millions of wealth, or lose the life of a close friend. When traditional Qianshu collided with high-tech cheating, and when Jianghu morality confronted the giants of capital, Lin Mo finally understood: Qianshu is not a trick, but a game that sees through people's hearts; and once you embark on this road, there is no end...
