The more you lose, the more you earn.
Sounds like heaven, right? But there’s a catch: you have to actually lose.
Chen Mo, 28, a real estate agent, owes 870,000 yuan. His father is in the ICU after a brain hemorrhage, and his mother went gray overnight. The night he ran out of options, he stood on the roof of a 28-story building with one foot already over the edge.
Then a voice rang in his head:
“Gambling Debt Cashback System activated.”
From that day on, every yuan he lost earned him 1.1 yuan in cashback from the System. But there was one condition: he couldn’t gamble anymore.
Quit gambling? Of course he wanted to. But Brother Long wouldn’t let him.
The man he owed 870,000 yuan to was the mastermind behind an underground sports-betting empire. He forced Chen Mo to work off his debt and lure others into betting. Chen Mo pretended to cooperate while secretly gathering evidence. Then he met a girl whose father had also been driven to his death by Brother Long.
Two people whose families had been destroyed by gambling debts decided to join forces and strike back.
But someone even more terrifying was pulling the strings above Brother Long...
“You think you’re gambling with money, but you’re really just a chip on someone else’s table.”
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