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Qian Shu: Breaking the Scheme to Save My Family
Qian Shu: Breaking the Scheme to Save My Family Plot:
Lin Chuan's father, a small casino owner, was framed by rival Zhou Hao using qian shu (gambling tricks), leading to bankruptcy and a vegetative state. His mother had a stroke from the shock, his sister dropped out of school to earn medical fees, and he was beaten into a coma by debt collectors. On the brink of death, retired trickster Chen Jiu saved him and took him as an apprentice. Three years later, Lin Chuan returned with the "Seven Unique Qian Shu Skills." He exposed Zhou's charity scam, uncovered his money-laundering crimes, humiliated the relatives and creditors who had betrayed them, and made the rich kid who shamed his sister apologize publicly. He woke his father, cured his mother, helped countless victims get justice, and redeemed his family through breaking the scheme.
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