Gu Longjun acted as though he had not noticed, focusing only on the gambling. Naturally, after winning, he put on an exceptionally delighted expression, as if he had truly won a fortune. In reality, the casino belonged to him, so winning or losing meant nothing to him.
The man had also won quite a bit of money, including from the bets he had placed by following Gu Longjun's lead, and he likewise displayed his excitement.
Gu Longjun did not keep himself holed up in one place. He went straight to another area to continue his reckless gambling. The man and the few who had followed his bets came along without hesitation, as if following Gu Longjun would let them strike it rich.
As a result, in the very next round, Gu Longjun taught them a lesson. With one hand, he sent them all back to the days before liberation. At last, the man revealed his true purpose. "What a pity. We watched helplessly as all our chips vanished. Right, Boss Tian, I happen to have a few treasures that I need to sell urgently. I heard you're very interested in treasures. Would you like to take a look?"
"Heh heh, out of money and desperate to sell, are you?" Gu Longjun chuckled. Li Poxiao's eyes immediately lit up, as if he had already concluded that the other man was the Thieving Immortal. I hurriedly tugged at his sleeve, finally making him rein himself in. Sure enough, Gu Longjun did not agree at once. Instead, he drew out his face and said, "If you're out of money, go to a pawnshop. This casino has a counter specifically for pawning things. Why come to me? Look at you, so miserably poor."
The middle-aged man found this sudden change of attitude rather inexplicable,