In my opinion, the life guide written by Nobuyuki Fukumoto in "Gambling Apocalypse" is aimed at gamblers, and the life guide written by Nobuyuki Fukumoto is also worth thinking about. The Book of Gambling is not so much a story as it is an inspirational book that is unlike any other inspirational book you have ever read. There is nothing so-called relaxing or exciting and positive in this book. This is a very dark prophetic story about things you've never faced. For many people, the process of reading can be very frustrating.

There are too many truths and too many shadows in the story, and people are at a loss. Many of them are my own shortcomings that I don't want to face directly. So the process of reading becomes more and more complex. The pain that you had covered up was peeled off one by one by Nobuyuki Fukumoto, and the scabbed wounds were bleeding again. Do you still want to escape? Then stop reading, he can clearly see your human weakness. Have you ever thought about what he told you? Gamblers, everyone is, playing with their future over time and through life.

Everyone can forget the so-called inspiring darkness of human nature. Have you changed your bets to what you want? No one knows. Nobuyuki Fukumoto's story is not like traditional comics, with longer inner monologues, in-depth logical reasoning and analysis, a story? It's not like that, it's more like a long-lasting stress test. What it brings to you is pressure you have never experienced before. One after another in the story, what you lose is what you are unwilling to give up, money and rights. .

The content begins to deviate from real life, and the more it pursues spiritual stimulation. The pace of high-stakes gambling continues to intensify, the content becomes more and more extreme, and the things that are relevant to life are correspondingly becoming less and less. So, from a certain perspective, like many Japanese comics, the second half becomes a story for the sake of the story, appearing extreme but very pale. Overall, this is a story worth reading for everyone. He explains a lot of game theory and opportunism, as well as some philosophy of life. So in my opinion, the life guide written by Nobuyuki Fukumoto in "Gambling Apocalypse" is aimed at gamblers, and the life guide written by Nobuyuki Fukumoto is also worth thinking about.