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Author: Lou Yuqing
It's postscript time again. As usual, I can persist until I finish reading this book. Miss Rong Qing is grateful at first. Thank you for your hard work. (Bowing)
What should we talk about this time?
Last time I talked about parenting classics, is it difficult to talk about mahjong classics this time? (Hey, that who, what eyes! Mahjong is the quintessence of China! )
Miss Sang Ni is not a gambler, nor is she good at gambling. Although gambling scenes often appear in books, I am still not a gambler. (Absolutely not, I refuse to admit it. Even at the height of the lottery, a group of people skipped work and lined up to buy lottery tickets, and I was still alive. I counted the number of lottery tickets I have bought so far with my five fingers. I really only touch them twice occasionally on weekdays when I am extremely bored or on special festivals.
..... what? You call me a gambler? To paraphrase Mr. Guan's famous saying, gathering people to gamble hurts feelings. This is called small gambling!
So, dear cousin, it is good for everyone to be happy during the Spring Festival. In order to win a small sum of two or three hundred dollars, there is really no need to hold grudges for so long. ...
Miss Sang Ni's fortune is not bad. Although the chances of winning the lottery, winning the lottery or winning the invoice are close to zero, she rarely loses at the gambling table. So, when she goes back to her hometown for a walk at noon the next day, she will stop by the table to get together. Cousin often jokes that our brother and sister are fraud groups and kidnap children's gambling money every year. ……
Should be what you need.