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Samsara Paradise fanfic (no heroine) Melee? It was impossible to fight in close combat. Pei Zhou shook his head. Helplessly, he watched countless madmen from the paradise rushing towards him, waving his hands to form an army of the undead. Only in this way could he survive in the paradise. A certain spell-killer who finally rushed in front of Pei Zhou chopped him to death with a knife and turned him into ashes, showing a puzzled expression. "Where's my treasure chest? The people I worked so hard to kill, where's the big one's treasure chest?" In the distance, Pei Zhou was humming a tune and singing, and stole the final boss. Ps: The protagonist often studies "Gou Zi Jing" and is deeply familiar with its three flavors.

What is it like to meet your fiancée on a blind date? That night, the young man came down the mountain. There was one less young man on the mountain, and there was one more supreme being in the city.

He, a master who specializes in catching crooks, once made gamblers and crooks in major underground casinos frightened. Tengfei will help you decipher the tricks that seem miraculous to a layman, the harmful street tricks, and the "rapidly changing" high-tech tools. The game of making and breaking the situation is not only a battle of wits and courage, but also a true performance of greed and intrigue in human nature. He has seen too many deceptive tricks and encountered countless human tragedies. Now, Tengfei has withdrawn from the world, but as soon as he closes his eyes, the people, events, and scenes he has experienced will always come to mind, making him unable to find peace in his heart. Therefore, he is determined to write down the experiences that burn his soul to warn those who are obsessed with it. His writing is not to satisfy people's curiosity, but to tell the world from his own personal experience: nine out of ten times he bets and cheats, and the only time he doesn't lie to you is to catch your fish.

Tengfei no longer explains the deceptive tricks at the gambling table as a bystander, but as the "mastermind", telling the story of his own game to kill the "pig", and "demonstrating" to us Quanzhen the fraudulent activities that scammers are accustomed to carry out. Crooks are very good at taking advantage of people's greed and making them lose their rationality step by step. In the story of Tengfei, the deceived people, Chuanyong, Bao Hai, and Yang Tao, were all very shrewd people, but they fell into the trap because of the scammers' careful layout, and were deceived so much that they didn't even have the last copper in their pockets! In addition, Tengfei also allows us to see a corner of the gloomy world where crooks live through the tragic stories of gangster Xiao Ai and high-ranking official Manyo that he has witnessed and heard, telling us that the distance between gambling and crime is only one step away. Teng Fei wrote the book not only to expose the darkness of gambling, but also to warn the world: quit gambling and avoid greed. Greed is the best tool for cheaters.

A professional con man who once frightened gamblers and scammers in all major underground casinos. After Jinpen washed his hands, he recounted his miserable life of gambling for half his life: curiosity - watching - small experiments - small gambles - the process of big gambles to big gambles, from a fledgling scammer to a master scammer, to a master who specializes in catching scammers, and finally withdrew from the "ganghu" in regret and loss. The exciting life of ups and downs is the epitome of a group of crazy gamblers: fraud, fights, traps, losing not only money, but also time, family affection, humanity, and those regrettable beauties. The author narrates his personal experience of casino scams and tells readers the inside story of the scams: novices are afraid of experienced players, experienced players are afraid of masters, masters are afraid of thousands of hands, and thousands of hands are afraid of mistakes. As the saying goes, nine out of ten gambles, cheats, and the only time I don't cheat you is to catch your fish.

The book focuses on the author's little-known gambling experiences, and through his true self-narration, shows the deformed lives of each gambler, reveals the behind-the-scenes story of the cheater, tells the hateful and pitiable tragic ending of the addicted gambler, and provides sincere advice to addicted gamblers - the more you gamble, the more you gamble!

A professional con man who once frightened gamblers and scammers in major underground casinos. After Jinpen washed his hands, he recounted his miserable life of being addicted to gambling for half his life. The process of curiosity, watching, small experiments, small bets, big bets and big bets, from a fledgling con man to a master con man, and then to a master who specializes in catching con men, quitting the "world" in regret and loss. The exciting life of ups and downs is the epitome of a group of crazy gamblers. Through fraud, fights, and traps, what is lost is not just money, but also time, family affection, humanity, and those deplorable beauties. The author tells the inside story of the casino scams through his personal experience, and advises readers: Novices are afraid of experienced players, experienced players are afraid of masters, masters are afraid of thousands of hands, and thousands of hands are afraid of mistakes. As the saying goes, nine times out of ten, the only time I don't cheat is to catch your fish.