In the troubled times of the Republic of China, warlords fought in a melee, and gambling houses were like battlefields.
In Tianjin Jinchan Pavilion, Chen Mo is an orphan who rubs dice.
Liu Ye disappeared, the Japanese destroyed the scene, and the bet was the railway map.
He was forced to go to the table and almost died in the gambling game.
At the critical moment of life and death, he accidentally got a golden finger.
A chill ran down the back of my neck, and I instantly saw through my opponent's magnet dice.
Once the feeling of the game begins, even the rhythm of breathing affects winning or losing.
Others rely on hand speed to make a comeback, but he relies on prediction to make a comeback.
On the gambling table, one thought determines life and death.
In the past, everyone deceived him for being rootless and helpless, but now he is frightened by the news.
He can hear the numbers of dice and see the flaws in people's hearts.
A series of huge bets to win arms, seize intelligence, and save patriots.
From Tianjin to Shanghai, from Fengtian to Zhijiang.
Every step he takes is rewriting the chess game in troubled times.
In the end, he played chess in the world and saved the country through gambling.
He who holds the lamp lives, and he is the one who lights up Jiuzhou.
