Travel through the heavens

"Everyone, the wind from Xiaguan, the flowers from Shangguan, the snow on Cangshan Mountain, and the moon on Erhai Lake are the four wonders of our Xueyue City, the wind, the flowers, the snow, and the moon. What you don't know is that in addition to these four wonders, Xueyue City has another wonder, which is the Dengtian Pavilion. If people from the martial arts world want to join Xueyue City, they must first enter the Dengtian Pavilion. Back then, the old beggar Xu Wei, who used a stick to fight in the martial arts world, climbed to the tenth floor of the Dengtian Pavilion in one breath, then came down from the pavilion, asked for a bowl of wine, drank the wine, picked up his broken stick, and climbed up the Dengtian Pavilion again, and climbed five more floors. When he went up, he was a ragged and listless old beggar, but after passing the fifteenth floor, he seemed to be glowing with golden light, like a god..."

Fang Muye strolled leisurely, looking at the bustling scene on the long street and listening to the stories of the elderly storyteller on the roadside. Soon he arrived in front of the gambling house.

A gambling house is a place where people gather to gamble. People spend huge amounts of money here. Some become rich overnight, while others lose everything. Desire, greed, cruelty, the weaknesses that people have since birth, are all on display here.

Xianxiafang, just looking at the name, can't be associated with a gambling house in any way. If it weren't for the two wooden signs with the word "gambling" carved in gold hanging at the door, it would be impossible to tell what kind of business is done in this shop.

Before Fang Muye even entered the gambling house, he heard the shouting of gamblers inside, as well as the sounds of dice hitting the dice cup and the playing of Pai Gow.

Once you enter the gambling house, you'll see the world inside.

Gambling houses are places where all kinds of people gather, and most of them are dirty and messy. However, the Xianxia Gambling House is different. The environment is clean, even elegant, and even the gamblers are neatly dressed and look quite polite.

The gambling house was very large, divided into two floors. In the center of the first floor stood a large gambling table. A group of gamblers gathered around the table, some sitting and some standing, each with their necks stretched out and their eyes wide open like copper bells.

The shopkeeper shook the dice cup in his hand for a long time and then placed it on the table, shouting in a loud voice: "Bet big or small, bet on it and leave it. Be willing to accept the loss, and have no regrets whether you live or die."

"I've already had six big draws in a row. This one must be a small one. I'll bet on the small one."

"There have been six consecutive big draws. It looks like the big win is here today. I'll bet big."

"I bet big, too."

The gamblers took out their money one after another, both copper coins and silver coins, and bet big or small. In a short while, the silver and money on the gambling table piled up into a small mountain.

"open!"

After all the gamblers had placed their bets, the shopkeeper shouted and opened the dice cup: "Four, four, five, thirteen."

"Why is it big again? This is really weird."

"Hahaha, I told you that Li is in your favor today, and he really won."

"I lost again. I've been losing all day."

The winners were beaming with joy, thinking that they could win again next time. The losers were sighing in frustration, thinking that they could win back next time. When the shopkeeper rolled the dice again and started betting again, they all placed their bets again without exception.

Fang Muye also walked forward, took out his only nine copper coins, and bet on big. Four, five, and six, these were the numbers he heard when the shopkeeper rolled the dice just now.

Sure enough, the shopkeeper opened the dice cup, and it was exactly four, five, six, and fifteen. Fang Muye's copper coins also turned from nine to eighteen.

The shopkeeper picked up the dice cup again, shook it quickly for a moment, and placed it on the table, shouting, "Bet on big or small, and leave it alone. If you lose, you will never regret it, even if you die."

The gamblers clamored to place their bets again, most of them bet on the big bet, while Fang Muye placed all his coins on the small bet.

The dice cup was opened, and the shopkeeper shouted, "Two, two, three, seven."

"Haha, it's finally time to win. I finally won."

"Why is it smaller? Why is it not bigger?"

"It's already been opened eight times, how can it be opened again? Why did I bet on the big one?"

Cheers and sounds of annoyance suddenly filled the air.

"One, two, two, five o'clock."

"One three three, eight o'clock."

"Five-five-six, sixteen big."

"Two two four, eight o'clock."

Fang Muye won four times in a row, and the pile of copper coins in front of him turned into pieces of silver.

When the betting started again, there was one gambler who was no longer as anxious to place his bet as before. Instead, he hurriedly followed suit after seeing Fang Muye bet on the small number.

After all, Fang Muye was an extraordinary person, standing out like a crane among chickens in this gambling house, and was very eye-catching. The fact that he had won six times in a row had already been discovered by this clever gambler.

Fang Muye glanced at him and saw that the gambler immediately looked flattering and whispered, "Looking at your luck today, it must be a blessing from the stars. I'm here to try to get some of your luck."

Fang Muye smiled and said nothing.

After betting like this for a few more times and winning a few more times, all the gamblers at the table started to follow Fang Muye in placing bets.

The shopkeeper looked at the pile of silver coins all placed on big, and a gleam of light flashed in his eyes. When he opened the dice cup, he quickly flicked the bottom of the cup with his right little finger: "Two... five, six, thirteen points, big."

The shopkeeper seemed to be suddenly grabbed by the neck, his voice suddenly changed from loud to weak, his face and eyes were full of disbelief, and beads of sweat the size of beans appeared on his forehead.

"How is this possible? I clearly rolled the dice, and the number should be two, three, three, and eight. How come there is no change at all?" The shopkeeper screamed in his heart, and his eyes could not help but look at Fang Muye: "This is a master."

"Haha, big win."

The gamblers didn't care what the shopkeeper felt and had already started cheering.

However, Fang Muye was killing everyone at the gambling table on the first floor, and all of this was seen by the two people in the room on the second floor.

One of them was a boy of about eighteen or nineteen years old, with pale skin, slender figure, and wearing a white cloak with a big word "Gamble" written on the back.

The other was a young woman who looked to be in her early twenties, with phoenix eyes, a beautiful nose, skin whiter than snow and as smooth as if it could be blown away, a graceful figure, and a beautiful body. When her brows were raised, she looked like a first blooming crabapple tree, full of charm.

The young man's eyes sparkled, and he said to the woman respectfully, "Master, this man seems to have some skills. I will go meet him."

The woman nodded and said, "Go ahead, don't embarrass me."

"Master, please don't underestimate your disciple." The young man responded confidently and turned away.

As for the shopkeeper, after losing another round, he was sweating profusely and was afraid to pick up the dice cup again.

"Manager Tong, please shake the dice quickly. We are still waiting to place our bets."

"Right, right, right. Shopkeeper Tong, roll the dice quickly. We are still waiting to win money."

Some gamblers couldn't help but urge others to drink as well.

But the shopkeeper was sweating even more, then he suddenly bent over, covered his stomach with his hands and shouted: "Ouch, ladies and gentlemen, I'm sorry, Old Tong, I suddenly have a stomachache and I'm in a hurry to go to the toilet. So, I'll ask someone to call the shopkeeper to take my place."

At this moment, a young voice suddenly sounded: "Manager Tong, you go now, leave the rest to me."