Invincible Divine Doctor of the Beautiful Lady-Chapter 839 - 813 You Really Are a God

"Don’t believe me? If I said it would be another triplet this round, would you dare to bet?" Tangyu said. ƒrēewebnoѵёl.cσm

The goblin didn’t even turn his head, cursing under his breath: "You must be out of your mind. Two trips in a row? I’ve rarely seen that. The odds are about the same as hitting a lottery jackpot. I don’t believe your crap. This is the last round, I’ll bet on big again. If I lose, damn it all."

The goblin really put his last few dozen bucks on big.

Seeing this, Tangyu smiled, thinking that this guy was destined to lose everything. Serves him right.

Tangyu naturally didn’t stop him. It’d be better if he lost everything; then he’d come begging for help.

"Big, big, big, it has to be big. If it’s not, I’m out!" the goblin shouted.

Once everyone had placed their bets, the croupier revealed the result: "Two, two, two. Triplet."

The goblin slammed the table in anger: "Damn it, it really is a triplet! Unbelievable! How unlucky can I get today?" The goblin turned and looked at Tangyu in shock. If the first time was a fluke, that was understandable.

But guessing correctly two triplets in a row? That’s nearly impossible, right?

"You’re amazing. Are you a fortune teller? How could you know?" The goblin looked at Tangyu with skepticism, still half-convinced.

After all, this was hard to believe.

Tangyu smirked and said, "I told you, my luck is superb. It’s like a sixth sense for men. So, by relying on my intuition, I can know the numbers. Don’t ask me why, I can’t explain it well. I just know. So, you still don’t believe me?"

The goblin looked at Tangyu. Earlier he would have definitely not believed him, but now he was starting to feel a bit convinced.

But this is too bizarre, too incredible, right? Even if he wanted to believe it, the goblin started having second thoughts. Why was this person so close to him? Could it be a trap?

"I’ve never believed in this stuff. If you’re so good, why don’t you gamble yourself? If you played, you could become the God of Gambling," the goblin said.

Tangyu smirked disdainfully: "What’s the God of Gambling worth? Do I look like someone who’s short on money? A small bet like this is a lot for you, but it’s nothing to me. Besides, I don’t like gambling; it’s illegal. So, I don’t gamble."

"Hah! Talk is cheap. If you don’t gamble, what are you doing here? Got nothing better to do? I may not know much about global brands, but don’t try to fool me. With your low-end outfit, you still claim to be rich? Think you’re a high-flying, handsome guy? The only thing remotely high-society is the beauty beside you," the goblin said.

Damn it, Tangyu was a bit annoyed. Who dared to say he wasn’t a rich, handsome guy?

Hu Yaomei laughed seductively, "You’ve got sharp eyes. But I say, goblin, your opportunity has come. Make the most of it. Don’t look at me; my friend is indeed capable of knowing the numbers. Don’t ask why, just believe in results. And don’t doubt our intentions. You don’t have anything worth our effort to deceive or use you for. We just have a few questions to ask. Oh, and we’re reporters from Global Geography Magazine. We heard you had some personal experiences with strange events in Liangshan, so we came to find you."

"What’s Global Geography Magazine anyway? I’ve never heard of it. Just tell me who you really are," the goblin said.

Tangyu said: "My friend already explained, we’re reporters from Global Geography Magazine. Our purpose in Liangshan County is to publish some strange tales about Liangshan. How about it? Will you cooperate?"

The goblin still looked at Tangyu and Hu Yaomei with doubt, shaking his head: "Don’t try to trick me. You don’t look like journalists. Alright, if you want to ask me something, show me what benefits you can offer. I’m a straightforward guy, I only recognize money. You understand what I mean?"

"No problem. You keep betting, and I’ll let you win. Isn’t that better?" Tangyu said.

"Do I look like I have any money left?" the goblin said.

Tangyu searched himself and only found a few dozen bucks, from their last meal. Hu Yaomei definitely didn’t have any money. Tangyu handed the few dozen bucks over.

Seeing Tangyu only come up with a few dozen bucks, the goblin sneered: "Hah, you still claim to be rich? You’re poorer than me. Just a few dozen bucks, gone in one round. Feels like charity."

Tangyu nonchalantly said: "Even if it’s just one dollar, I can help you win it back. Bet on big this time."

"Big, big, big, my ass. I’ve lost so many rounds already," the goblin muttered, but he still bet on big, choosing to trust Tangyu once more. Maybe he’d really win.

"Four, five, six, fifteen points, big!"

This time, it really was big.

The goblin glanced back at Tangyu, finally convinced: "You’re amazing!"

"It’s just a trivial skill. There’s nothing clean in this place, you just don’t know it," Tangyu casually explained. Could he tell them he could precisely distinguish the numbers by sound?

"Wow, you’re good. What should I bet on now?" the goblin said.

"Bet on three, four, five, twelve points," Tangyu said.

The goblin was surprised: "Bet it all, with such odds? Can you really be that accurate? Don’t mess with me, this is nerve-wracking."

Tangyu curled his lips and said, "Betting on big or small is all 1:1 payout. When can you turn the tables playing like this? Just bet on the number directly, it’s a tenfold or more payout, that’s how you win fast."

"Damn, alright, bro, I’ll trust you this time and play." The goblin gritted his teeth and bet on twelve.

"Three, four, five, twelve, big!"

The result was not surprising at all.

The goblin was completely stunned, and he was all smiles: "Amazing, truly amazing, I’m going to hit it big today. What to bet, what to bet."

In just two rounds, the goblin’s money turned into over a thousand bucks, almost making up for his losses today.

"Bet on one, two, three," Tangyu said.

"Got it." The goblin put everything on it.

The goblin’s action also drew the attention of many people, all of them puzzled that he dared to play like that.

The croupier and a guy keeping an eye on the place glanced over, their eyes lingering on Tangyu for a moment. They clearly saw that it was Tangyu giving advice to the goblin. The croupier gave a secret signal to the guy watching the place, who immediately understood and left.

Tangyu observed all of this, knowing that the guy was going to call for backup to monitor him, to see if he was cheating. But Tangyu couldn’t be bothered.

"It’s open, one, two, three, six, small."

When it was revealed, the croupier’s eyes were also fixed on Tangyu.

"Haha, another twelvefold payout, haha bro, I’m going to win big today too. Hurry up, pay up." The goblin was overjoyed, this time he had won a lot. Just like that, almost fifteen thousand was in his hands.

Although this wasn’t the most he had ever won, it was the most he had won in a single round, turning a few dozen bucks into over ten thousand in just three rounds.

This was simply miraculous.

The other players looked towards the goblin with envy, but at the same time, each had their own thoughts.

Winning on single points twice in a row was extremely rare, so everyone was suspicious of cheating.

The goblin was so happy he got carried away: "Bro, what should I bet this round?"

Tangyu shook his head and said, "Don’t bet this round, that’s enough, you can stop now."

"Stop?" The goblin immediately shook his head, "Stop, my ass, it’s just over ten thousand, one more round, just one more win and then we’ll stop." The goblin wasn’t stupid, winning tens of thousands in this place was fine, but being too greedy would only bring trouble.

He knew this unwritten rule.

But with just over ten thousand, he was unwilling to leave. This was a rare opportunity. If he could win over a hundred thousand at once, he could live it up for a while.

The goblin didn’t want to leave, but now a few thugs were approaching, surrounding Tangyu and the goblin.

Seeing this, the goblin quickly changed his tone: "Alright, alright, no more playing, we’ve had enough today, let’s go, let’s go."

The goblin wanted to leave, but the thugs weren’t going to let Tangyu go so easily. One thug placed a hand on Tangyu’s shoulder: "Our boss wants to buy you a drink, come with us."

It sounded nice, but everyone knew it was to teach him a lesson.

Tangyu glanced at the thug: "Take your dirty hand off, don’t dirty my clothes."

The thug was disgruntled by this, furious: "Humph, so you’re not leaving? If you won’t drink a toast, you’ll drink a forfeit." He said, reaching out to grab Tangyu.

But as soon as he moved, Tangyu grabbed his arm and twisted it back, making the thug howl in pain.

The other thugs glared at Tangyu and surrounded him.

Moreover, other thugs were approaching, the place temporarily halted, and the other players’ eyes were drawn here. Quickly, more than a dozen thugs surrounded Tangyu, some even picked up weapons, making it clear that things could get nasty.

"Damn, we’ve hit big trouble." The goblin was scared, trying to slip away, but Hu Yaomei grabbed him.

Tangyu looked calmly at the thugs: "I don’t want to make things difficult, but don’t force me. Let us go now and it’s all over. If I have to act, it won’t be good for you. We all know some tricks here, I’m not here to make trouble, but don’t think I’m afraid of it either."