Indestructible God King Chapter 68.1 Everyone, Come and Play (1/2)

Wang Ke kept a clear mind throughout and knew his place. I’m just a fake!

Demon? No way I’m one! Although the demons were putting him on a pedestal, a single misstep would mean exposing his real identity. What would happen then? He would become milk tea to the demons, just like the righteous disciples kept in prison, waiting for their necks to be punctured by straw-like fangs that would suck out their blood.

Wang Ke was able to laugh along with the demons because of his rich conning experience... Cough, I mean, rich life experiences keeping him upright!

The demons dragged him to join in the gambling. How would he dare to reject the invitation? He would be leaving room for criticism. What if he accidentally exposed his identity?

As for the gambling itself, Wang Ke only needed one glance to see it was a fraud. Planning on emptying my pockets? Dream on! No one has ever cheated me off of my money! I’m always the one swindling others!

The only way to join in the fun without losing money or exposing himself was to bring out a familiar game from earth. Mahjong!

What was Mahjong? It was tantamount to the quintessence of Wang Ke’s culture back on earth; it flowed in one’s blood and genes. Wang Ke’s neighbors had already taught him the necessary skills since he was still a child. He learned more secret tricks once he grew up.

Wang Ke could not lose against a group of demons who had never touched Mahjong before!

Money flowed into his pockets as the Mahjong pieces clattered!

Soon enough, Wang Ke’s laughter resounded throughout the Divine Dragon Island’s prison complex.

The sound of that laughter was infectious. It only took a few hours for the crisp clattering of Mahjong to attract all the demons passing by the prison; they stood rooted on the spot the moment they arrived.

The demons lived an extremely boring life, especially those who stayed on the island. There was nothing else besides cultivation. Gambling? Everyone knew it was fake. Even if they didn’t use spells, they could know which side the dice would land on just by l

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