The Gambler Becomes an Emperor

Introduction to "A Gambler Becomes an Emperor" At the end of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Liu Jinu, a gambler from Dantu County, lost all the 200 coins donated by Master Huilin, and was tied to the door of the gambling house by the Bohai Diao family for public display. Wang Mi, a descendant of the Langya Wang family, was ordered by an eminent monk to rescue people in the rain. He was given a jade pendant and an iron talisman and instructed to surrender to the Beifu army. From a straw sandal seller to a soldier in Beifu, Liu Jinu fought for his life on the battlefield. The Feishui War, Sun Lu's rebellion, Huan Xuan's usurpation of the throne... The troubled times were like a gambling game. He bet his life on the emperor's path of a poor boy. And the aristocrats who humiliated him in the past will finally find out: The biggest gambler in the world is about to throw the dice and bet on a game where the mountains and rivers will change owners and the sun and the moon will change.