Jinmen's Secret Drama: from Begging for Food to Living as the King of Hell in Haihe River

[History of the Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China] [Marketplace] [Thousands of Doors Playing Game] [Heroes] [Group Portraits] "Gold is judged by colorful hangings, and leather balls are mixed with willows; bees, sparrows, and sparrows are spread across Ge Lanrong." There are eight gates in the Jianghu, and all the despicable activities have the smell of eating people without spitting out their bones. In the early years of the Republic of China, there were floods and droughts at the dock in Jinmen, and there was a mixture of fish and dragons. The living King of Hell in a long gown is arrogant, the flower girl who specializes in abducting children is unscrupulous, and the usury vampire is knocking on the bones and sucking the marrow. In this world where human life is as cheap as grass, honest people deserve to be eaten alive. In order to save his disabled junior sister, the 16-year-old beggar Lu Changsheng pierced his left hand with a lancet and plunged into the bottomless murky water. Everything in the world is a deception. He confused the real with the fake and set up a "swallow holding mud trap" to attract a group of ghosts to knock on the door; He borrowed knives to kill people, set up a "Water Ghost Borrowing Life Array", and wiped out all the gangsters! From the mudflats of Nanshi, to the ten-mile foreign market in the French Concession, to the turbulent Fengtian outside the pass. This is the history of a tyrannical counterattack by a low-level worm, relying on market scams and ancient magic tricks, step by step, and abruptly turning the troubled world upside down. "Rules? The Dayang and the knife in my hand, Lu Changsheng, are the rules of Jiuhe!"