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n69 The Legendary Stupid and Rich People?

n“This person is really a fool with a lot of money!”

n“That’s right. How can you buy raw stones like this? Aren’t you just throwing your money away?”

n“There’s a lot of knowledge in stone gambling. How can a rookie understand it?”

n“Let’s wait and see. He won’t even have a place to cry later.”

nThe old players in the stone gambling den saw this and started to mock Ye Feng’s actions.

nBut Ye Feng did not care about this.

nHe picked eight or nine raw gemstones in a row. He did not continue.

nAlthough there were still many ‘valuable’ raw stones at the scene that he could see thanks to the deep navigation, however, either the color wasn’t good, or the content was too little.

nAlthough he could earn some money, it was not worth his time.

nAt this moment, the people who were watching the show started to make a fuss.

n“This brother, can you cut the stones you bought and let us all see it?”

n“That’s right, that’s right. I’ve never seen anyone buy raw stones like this. This brother is really a ruthless person!”

n“Don’t say that. This is called casting a wide net to catch more fish. What if a blind cat catches a dead mouse?”

n“Hehe, if he can cut something out of those stones, I will eat all the stones here!”

nHearing everyone’s discussion, Ye Feng only chuckled.

n“Alright, then I’ll let you guys experience it.”

nSaying so, Ye Feng asked the staff to help him move the stones to the quarry.

n“Tsk, he’s really angry when I say he is fat? Do you really think you’re a jade master?”

nThe crowd laughed as they followed.

nAt the same time, at a rough stone stall not far away…

nA woman in white, who was picking raw stones, slowly raised her head. Her beautiful face was full of confusion. “Uncle Liu, what happened over there?”

nAn old man behind the woman replied respectfully, “Someone is probably going to cut the stone, right?”

nThe woman was suddenly very curious. “Let’s go and take a look.”

nThe old man heard this and hurriedly followed.

nHis sharp eyes were constantly paying attention to the movements around him.

nIt was like an eagle.

nYe Feng asked the staff to help move the raw stones to the quarry.

nThen, he picked the most inconspicuous piece and marked it with a pen.

nThen, he handed it to the master in charge of cutting the stone. “Cut it according to the marks I drew.”

nThe master shook his head and sighed as he placed the raw stone into the machine.

nEvidently, he was not optimistic about the stones that Ye Feng picked.

nHowever, out of professional ethics, he still started the machine.

nScreech, screech, screech–

nThe ear-piercing sound of grinding wheels and stones rubbing against each other rang out.

nThe crowd was looking forward to it.

nThey all wanted to see the interesting expression on the prodigal’s face after the raw stone was broken.

nAt this moment, they suddenly heard the stone cutter’s surprised voice.

n“It actually came out?”

nHis voice carried a tone of disbelief.

nThe onlookers’ eyes widened when they heard this.

nIt came out?

nHow was this possible?

nThe few stones that the kid randomly picked could actually have things?

nImmediately, a few impatient people quickly walked over to check.

nThen, they saw a mesmerizing green color flowing out from the cracks in the rock.

n“It really has something?”

nThe few of them turned around and looked at Ye Feng.

nTheir eyes were filled with surprise.

nYe Feng’s expression was very calm. He only nodded at the stonecutter. “Continue.”

nThe stonecutter hurriedly put away his shocked expression and continued cutting.

nSoon, he finished cutting the raw stone.

nHe took it out and had a look.

nA touch of heart-penetrating green. It was presented in front of everyone.

nThe eyes of the woman in white in the crowd also lit up.

n“D*mn, he actually raised the price?”

n“And it’s a glutinous type. Such a big piece should be worth at least a few hundred thousand yuan, right?”

n“This kid is really lucky. He randomly picked a few pieces and bet on it.”

n“Who was the one who said that if his bet went up, he would eat all the stones here?”

n“He’s just a blind cat that got lucky. If he’s so capable, let him pick up another piece. If he can hit it again this time, whoever doesn’t eat it is a b*stard.”

nYe Feng turned a deaf ear to everyone’s words.

nHe took the raw stone and looked at it, then threw it aside.

nIt was like throwing away garbage.

nThen, he picked out a piece from the pile of raw stones, marked it, and handed it to the master.

n“Continue!”

nAlthough the stonecutter had a whole new level of respect for Ye Feng, he did not believe that Ye Feng could raise his bet by two stones in a row.

nHow could anyone be lucky twice in a row?

nEven though he thought this way, he still continued to start the machine.

nScreech, screech, screech–

nThe grinding wheel started to move again.

nThe grinding wheel had just cut in less than an inch when suddenly, a dazzling green color seeped out.

nThe stone-cutting master’s hand trembled, and he almost cut off the stone.

n“It’s rising again?”

nHis voice was already trembling.

nHowever, the impact on everyone present did not weaken at all.

nIt increased again?

nThe crowd surged forward to take a look.

nAt this moment, the master who cut the stone took the raw stone out of the machine with trembling hands.

n“Ice seed? It’s actually an ice seed?”

n“This is much better than the glutinous seed just now. This kid’s luck is too heaven-defying, isn’t it?”

n“I’ve been betting on stones for a few years now, but I’ve never won an ice seed.”

n“Yeah, the heavens must be blind!”

nThe crowd immediately burst into an uproar.

nThere were envious and jealous people.

nMost of them were filled with hatred.

nWhy were they not as lucky as a young man after so many years of stone gambling?

nThe white-robed lady also looked at Ye Feng in shock.

nAlthough she had not been gambling on stones for a long time, she knew how small the chances of winning by two stones in a row were.

nWas this luck or strength?

nYe Feng’s expression was still very calm. He passed the third raw stone to the stonecutter.

n“Continue!”

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