The Spendthrift's Relying on His Gambler Dad (Part 1)

What you bet on is cards, what you win is people's hearts On the surface, this is a reversal of the "prodigal son" and the "gambler dad". In fact, this is a shocking chess game that spans twenty years and uses the fate of two generations of father and son as bets. Qin Mo's "prodigal" is the most expensive disguise in the world - every squandering is digging a hole, and every penny is spent wisely. And Qin Shouzheng's "gambler" character is the deepest father's love in the world - he spent ten years of losing his reputation in exchange for ten years of safe growth for his son. The most touching thing about this book is not "winning" but "enduring". The excitement is intensive, with constant reversals, and the love between father and son is written into the bones.