Blurb One:
When they first met, she was in dire straits, having crossed an ocean with despair filling her eyes, as fragile as a little white flower.
He couldn't help reaching out to gently support the flower's stem.
After a hurried parting, they met again in Macau, and their secret identities began to come to light.
He had thought she was an impoverished college student, only to discover she was the daughter of a gambling god.
She had thought he was a respectable rich young master, only to discover he was the gambling god's apprentice.
It turned out fate had dealt the cards long ago. In the spring of 1990, after the gambling god's death, a battle for the family fortune began, drawing the two of them into a game that would decide their fates...
That night, the girl smiled sweetly and squeezed into a seat between the green gaming tables. Colorful cards danced across her slender fingertips.
Facing everyone's gaze, she asked in a gentle voice:
"Excuse me, gentlemen, don't I deserve a seat at the table?"
Blurb Two:
Not even the most romantic mathematical formula can calculate the heartbeat of every playing card.
Guessing one question right is all skill.
Guessing one kiss is purely a matter of the heart.
"If you lose, would you dare come with me to Nanyang?"
Ten bets, a hundred bets, a thousand bets: with enough reckless resolve, you can win the heart of the girl you love.
Silver moon, please tell him
I'll be waiting here for him
Tell him
I miss him in my dreams
Even if only for a fleeting moment
Adapted from Dvorak's "Song to the Moon"
A sweet-on-the-outside, cunning-on-the-inside gambling god's daughter x a suave, roguish gambling magnate
[Content Warnings]
■ Seven-year age gap: 19 and 26
■ The female lead is a virgin; the male lead is not.
(The male lead's non-virgin status will always be clearly stated, but the author has no fixed preference. Different novels feature characters with different romantic histories, and all kinds of situations will appear. I love writing them all.)
■ In terms of the plot, the male lead is the main protagonist. The female lead is the "soul protagonist," meaning she's the central figure who triggers every major plot turn. The male lead's character and worth depend on her, but the main storyline still follows him.
P.S. First revision in October 2022.
Theme: Have the courage to choose.
Oh my God, I've finished reading it! ! The descriptions in several places are very heart-warming. It's the kind of pursuit of freedom that makes people fascinated. The love story between them is so short that it's not enough! I can't bear to finish it, but it's really beautiful! ! Treasure author! Treasure article!
Ha ha ha ha! I'm kind of looking forward to whether this is a character with eight hundred scheming minds between two people.
Hahahahahaha J wants you to talk too much
Xiangsheng, you also have today, hahaha
The author writes well...
It's really well written, I'm shocked
Ahhhhhh, it's great, I beg my daughter for a sequel!
There are lovers in a corner, and the sea and sky are the same color.
Pupil chip? Suddenly it feels like modern technology again
I feel the atmosphere is full, and I really like this kind of Nanyang-style writing, which is a bit like reading Hong Kong novels from the last century.
Oh my God, I've finished reading it! ! The descriptions in several places are very heart-warming. It's the kind of pursuit of freedom that makes people fascinated. The love story between them is so short that it's not enough! I can't bear to finish it, but it's really beautiful! ! Treasure author! Treasure article!
Ha ha ha ha! I'm kind of looking forward to whether this is a character with eight hundred scheming minds between two people.
Hahahahahaha J wants you to talk too much
Xiangsheng, you also have today, hahaha
The author writes well...
It's really well written, I'm shocked
Ahhhhhh, it's great, I beg my daughter for a sequel!
There are lovers in a corner, and the sea and sky are the same color.
Pupil chip? Suddenly it feels like modern technology again
I feel the atmosphere is full, and I really like this kind of Nanyang-style writing, which is a bit like reading Hong Kong novels from the last century.