
An Online Gambling Addict
网络小赌徒
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 529k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- Online Gambling's Abyss of Redemption网赌深渊之救赎Alternate title on Fanqie
250Chapters
5.1kReads
8.2Score
269Shelves
2.2kListens
58.9kReads · all time
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Reader comments 44
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In this book, I wrote the story of Ah Feng, a man who was pushed to the edge of the cliff by debt. He was eager for "quick money" and stepped into the abyss of online gambling. This is not only a story about winning and losing, but also a story about how "gambling" is magnified, how it devours reason, and how it destroys everything. Ah Feng has the shadow of an ordinary person and the madness of a gambler. He demolished the east wall to pay for the west wall, let down the hard-earned money of his relatives and friends, felt ashamed of the tolerance of his beloved, and fell deeper and deeper into the quagmire of debt. Online gambling is like a bottomless pit, sucking away not only money, but also conscience, responsibility and all hopes for a better life. I wrote this story not for curiosity, but because I wanted to use Ah Feng's bloody lessons to tear open the veil of tenderness in gambling. Behind the "quick money" it promises lies the brokenness of families, the collapse of lives and irreparable regrets. I hope that through Ah Feng's downfall, all friends can see clearly the essence of gambling - it is a road of no return leading to destruction. You only live once, cherish what you have, stay grounded and stay away from the temptation of gambling. Protect your family, it is truly priceless. ——Thank you to every friend who supports!
The content is a little depressing but very real. It describes gamblers vividly. Only those who have truly experienced gambling can understand it deeply. I hope it can make readers take a warning and stay away from gambling, so that those who are deeply involved in it can quit gambling as soon as possible and strive to get on the beach.
Let me say a few words. The book is very true. Really, when I first read this book last year, I have been gambling, quit gambling, quit gambling again, quit gambling again, and every time I read it, I feel like I am in the same situation, with that sense of powerlessness, and at the same time a little bit of comfort. Now I am similar to Ah Feng. Although I can't quit, at least I won't be so crazy and desperate anymore. I hope everyone can come ashore soon and live a good life!
It's vivid and real, and the plot connects smoothly. It can be seen that the writing skills are very good, the experience is also very interesting, and the character is also very good.
It's very true. I hope those who still have the chance to turn back can make the determination to go ashore. Thanks to the author, this is a meaningful thing.
In less than two months, I have entered more than 20 games. I just lost 1 game last night. My mentality is crazy. It was all two games.
I have experienced it personally. Fortunately, I didn't fall too much back then. It has been five or six years since I landed ashore and I have never touched it again. This novel is written very realistically. When I read it, I felt like I was there. I hope the master Wanfeng will continue to work hard. Produce more excellent works ~ @lane
It's so good-looking, I've been following it all afternoon and I want to encourage the author.
Many episodes I watched reminded me of my own experiences. Only those who have experienced despair can understand
I thought that when I was desperate, I really wanted Ah Feng as my brother.