Of the two women betting on men, one loved to gamble like her life, the other loved money like her life. One hoped to win over the God of Gambling Husband, while the other tried to win a lot of gold with her fiance.The two women had their wish. Hua Tianyu had successfully won the God of Gambling Husband from Servant Qian, and not only did Servant Qian win Hua's ten thousand taels of gold, he had also picked up a pretty good fiance.The crown prince, Hua Yuchen, had been defeated by his younger sister, Hua Tianjiao, and the gambler, Li Mufan, had been defeated by his unmarried wife, Servant Qian, by the gambling-mongering princess, Hua Tianyu.How would the two men who were treated as wagers punish these two bold women?

Sometimes a few dedicated heroes can turn a spark of change into a firestorm of rebellion. Such was the case during the Protestant Reformation, when courageous souls stood against oppression, changing the way we approach religion even today. In Freedom at Stake, men and women consumed with passion and dedication incite turmoil among traditional thinkers and established powers. They inspire change across Europe, from peasants and farmers to popes and kings. But as they bravely fan the flames, can they help but get burnt? Do their risks pay off, or do their actions consume them? In these fiery years, everything is at stake—freedom, liberty, and even life.