The dealer lost to Shou Nanshan and Hu Shopkeeper for almost two taels of silver, plus seven or eight taels of silver lost to Yan Siwu and others, which was originally going to erode the old capital. It's just that Shopkeeper Ji bet on silver at the door of Shopkeeper Luo, but the dealer won. It was offset by the two, and the dealer only lost three pieces of silver. He wiped the cold sweat from his forehead, and he was lucky in his heart.

Although Shopkeeper Hu won the silver, his heart sank. Only then did he know that Shou Nanshan, who was regarded as a big sheep by himself, was definitely not an ordinary person. His original plans were all unreliable, and he wanted to gamble with this old guy, but he was afraid that he would have to lose a mess.

He was thinking about it, only to hear the dealer say loudly: "Come on, let's open again." Friends who want to play sit in the front, and friends who don't play retreat to the back to watch the excitement!"

Yan Siwu saw that the shopkeeper Hu won a tael of silver at once, and his heart was very envious, and the two of his subordinates were even more red-eyed, secretly thinking that if he added a few more dollars of silver, he would already make a lot of money, but he was too careful, and the opportunity was missed, but it was a pity, a pity. All three of them set their eyes on the shopkeeper Hu, wanting to see what he was going to do. It's just that when he saw that the shopkeeper Hu had a panicked look on his face, and he had no intention of betting, he couldn't help but be slightly stunned.

Shou Nanshan put the broken silver he won on the table, sneered, and said to himself: "Fuck, Lao Tzu originally wanted to have a good time, but there was a bastard who didn't have long eyes and wanted to calculate Lao Tzu." As the saying goes, Rao is like a ghost, and you also have to drink Lao Tzu's footwashing water. If you play tricks with Lao Tzu, Lao Tzu naturally can't spare you. See if it's your eyes that are poisonous, or Lao Tzu's hands are faster. ”

Everyone didn't know what Shou Nanshan was crazy about, so they didn't bother to pay attention to him, just staring at the dealer to shuffle the cards. After hearing this, Shopkeeper Hu was shocked in his heart. He knew that his wishful thinking had been seen through by Shou Nanshan, and he made it clear that he wanted to embarrass himself. This old guy has been losing money just now, and that's because he didn't make a move. After participating in the gambling game, this old guy used his real skills. His hand was really fast enough that he unknowingly switched cards. However, there were only two decks of pai gow in the inn, and everyone was playing one, but the other deck was put away by Shopkeeper Feng. Where did this old guy go and steal Pai Gow, could it be that he still had a deck of Pai Gow on him? But how could anyone go out with a deck of Pai Gow? This is absolutely impossible.

It's just that the shopkeeper Hu didn't know that Shou Nanshan not only had Pai Gow on him, but also more than one deck!

Shou Nanshan, who was still the Emperor of Zhengde, liked to play around the most, and since sneaking out of the palace and seeing the market, he was really like a fish in water, and he was very happy. What kind of tea shop, tavern, Qinglou gambling house, he has a lot of fun. Especially for gambling money, Shou Nanshan is obsessed to the extreme. But every time he went to the gambling house to fool around, he lost cleanly. Shou Nanshan was puzzled, and when he returned to the palace, he didn't think about tea and dinner, he was depressed, and he couldn't figure out why his luck was so bad.

One day he wandered around the palace and unknowingly walked into the imperial garden. It was midday, the weather was hot, and there was no one in the garden. Shou Nanshan walked alone, and did not let the eunuchs and guards follow. When he walked into the garden, he overheard several guards hiding behind a rockery to play pai gow. He didn't alarm everyone, but stood aside and peeked. I saw that the dealer took advantage of everyone's unpreparedness and secretly changed the cards in his hand. It's just that he shot very fast, if it weren't for Shou Nanshan standing behind him, it would be difficult to find out that he was making trouble.

Shou Nanshan suddenly realized that every time he went to the gambling house to gamble, he would lose cleanly, not because he was unlucky, but because the dealer did something from it. Thinking of this, Shou Nanshan walked out of his hiding place. Several guards who gambled money did not expect the emperor to suddenly appear, and they were so frightened that they lay on the ground and kowtowed desperately. Shou Nanshan smiled and waved his hand, allowing several guards to stand up and reply. When the guards got up from the ground tremblingly, Shou Nanshan asked how to cheat while playing pai gow. The guards looked at each other, and no one dared to speak. Shou Nanshan put on a straight face, claiming that if the guards did not tell the truth, they would all be sent to prison.

The cheating guard didn't dare to speak. Ever since he learned the art of cheating, he has won every time he gambles with the guards, and he has won a lot of money in the past two years. If the other guards knew that they had won money by cheating, they would not want to take a break with them. It's just that the emperor spoke, if he didn't admit his matter, being sent to prison could only be a dead end. The lesser of two evils, the guard had no choice but to tell the cheating. The faces of the rest of the guards changed drastically, and they thought to themselves that no wonder this bastard won a lot of money every time, it turned out that he made a fortune by cheating, and everyone glared at him angrily.

Shou Nanshan was overjoyed after hearing this, and drove away all the other guards and eunuchs who were with him, leaving only the cheating guards behind. When there was no longer a figure around, Shou Nanshan asked the guard to teach him the art of cheating. The guard was startled, not knowing what the Emperor meant. However, he knew that Emperor Zhengde had a temperament and liked to have fun the most, maybe he was tired of riding and archery martial arts, and it was possible to change his tricks. It was this guard who took out two decks of pai gow and more than ten dice from his arms, and told Shou Nanshan all the cheating methods when playing pai gow and rolling dice.

Shou Nanshan likes to have fun, and he is a talented and intelligent person. For example, in martial arts, he learned martial arts from Zhang Yong and others, and he was often able to bypass and draw inferences from one another. Others practice hard for a month, but it is not as fast as him practicing for two or three days. Zhang Yong once sighed that if Shou Nanshan was not born in the royal family, he only needed to find one or two masters, and with a little training, he could become a generation of martial arts masters. It's just that although Shou Nanshan is smart, he has no longevity, and the practice of martial arts is also the result of prosperity, and he will practice for a few days when he is happy. After a few days, I left it behind again. Rao is like this, but his martial arts have also reached the realm of first-class masters. Small carving skills such as playing pai gow and rolling dice are extremely simple for Shou Nanshan. It only took him two or three days to practice all kinds of cheating methods, and he also created many original methods of cheating, which were many times more powerful than the guard.

Since then, every time Shou Nanshan sneaks out of the palace to gamble money, he can defeat the gambling house dealer. Some gambling houses want to eat black and black, and gather some ruffians to drive Shounanshan away. But how can these people in the market be Shou Nanshan's opponents? Often, in a matter of moments, they are beaten by Shou Nanshan and are embarrassed. Later, all the gambling house owners and guys in the southern city of the capital got to know Shou Nanshan. They sent people to guard the street entrance, and as soon as they found Shounanshan appearing, these people gave a signal. So the gambling houses lowered their doors one after another, pretending to be closed. It wasn't until Shou Nanshan left that people were re-released into the gambling house to gamble.

Shou Nanshan didn't know that the gambling houses in the capital were guarding against him, and he often went to the Gaoliang River area in Nancheng, but he never saw the gambling houses open. Although he is an emperor, he can't send soldiers and horses to force the gambling house to open, which is really depressed. On that day, he called the guards who taught him to gamble and asked him to open a gambling game, and he himself had to participate. After listening to Shou Nanshan's words, the guard was almost frightened to death, kowtowing again and again, saying that he didn't dare. Shou Nanshan put on a straight face, claiming that if he couldn't handle this matter, he wouldn't have to be an errand in the palace, and he would go to the edict to surrender. The guard had no choice but to agree. It's just that he invited the guards to open a gambling game, saying that the emperor also wanted to play a few games with everyone, but these guards only told him that he was joking, but scolded him. Because after his cheating was exposed, the palace guards and eunuchs were not allowed to participate when they gambled. Everyone only said that he deliberately brought the emperor out to scare people, and did not believe his words.

The guard had no choice but to go back to Shou Nan Mountain. Shou Nanshan had an idea and asked the guard to pay attention to where the other guards and eunuchs were gambling. That night, the guard noticed a group of guards and eunuchs gambling on pai gow in a room behind the worship room, so he informed Shou Nanshan of the incident. Shou Nanshan was overjoyed, and hurried to the backyard of the worship room with this guard. Sure enough, more than 20 guards and eunuchs were playing pai gow in the house, and there were even three or four palace maids participating. Shou Nanshan heard the crackling of Pai Gow in the courtyard, and his heart was relaxed and happy, and he didn't know how many times better than the Yale played by the court musicians. When he rushed into the house, everyone saw the emperor appear in front of him like a divine soldier, and they trembled with fright, knelt on the ground and desperately kowtowed and begged for mercy. Shou Nanshan grabbed the table, stretched out his hand to grab the pai gow in his hand, more cordial than holding the jade seal, and said: "Get up, get up! There is no limit, there is no cap, and I can catch as many bets as I want!"