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nAuthor: Filthy MACHINE TRANSLATION

nHaving just walked into the casino, Tang Yuan’s face was full of excitement as it jumped out of her pocket. “So fragrant! So many delicious things!”

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nIt looked greedily at the stones that the people were opening, but it could not move those things. After all, they were other people’s things.

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nThe last time he was here, he had been looking for something to eat because his lordship was unwell.

nNow, it was like a starving rat jumping into a rice bowl in the gambling den.

n“None of these jades are of top quality. You won’t be interested in the more ordinary ones either.”

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nLing Jue glanced at the jades that those people had opened. Perhaps to those people, these jades were treasures, but to Tang Yuan, this little bit of sugar was not enough to quench its thirst.

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nThe more recovery abilities this guy had, the higher the grade of the jades it needed.

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n“Lord Jue, what can you buy with ten thousand yuan?” Tang Yuan saw a sign posted at the entrance of every small shop in the gambling den.

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nHuge sale! The price of each piece is at least 100,000 yuan!

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nHuge sale! The price of each piece is at least 50,000 yuan!

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n“…”

nLing Jue did not expect such a thing to happen. Just a few pieces of stones could be sold for at least 50,000 yuan.

nShe thought that there would be a few thousand pieces of stones.

nAlthough there was a saying that ‘an immortal can not break a piece of jade’ in stone gambling, there were many people who flocked to it like a flock of ducks. One was rich while the other was poor. Everyone wanted to be the rich one.

nMoreover, many stone gambling dens would cheat.

nHowever, no one could cheat Ling Jue, because there was still Tang Yuan.

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nThe two of them walked silently for a while. They saw many people buying stones at a high price, but they could not get anything out of them.

nSome people bought jade that was of the highest quality.

n“Luo Jun, this stone of yours is not good enough! I heard that the one who opened the stone at your place lost it. You can’t cheat an old friend like me, right?”

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n“Brother Wang, I just went to exchange for a batch of jade today. It is indeed new. There will definitely be no problem.”

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n“No, no, no. I only brought a little money today. If the bet goes bad this time, my wife will divorce me.”

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n“Old Wang, my shop is really good. You can pick anything you want. I’ll open it for you.”

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n“Forget it, forget it. You’ve lost dozens of bets here. I’ll leave first. But, Old Luo, I believe that you can turn the tables with these raw stones. Come on!”

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n“Old Wang! Old Wang!”

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nHe wanted to catch him, but he immediately ran away.

nLuo Jun looked disappointed. He sat in front of the shop and smoked. He almost couldn’t pay the rent this month.

nLast time, more than a dozen people came to buy the stones. All of them went bankrupt, and not a single one of them struck lucky.

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nTherefore, the reputation of his shop had plummeted. Most people did not come in to buy raw stones anymore.

n“How much is this?” Ling Jue pointed at a pile of stones beside her and asked.

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n“Fifty thousand a piece. Take your pick.” Luo Jun glanced at Ling Jue. A child?

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nHa. Nowadays, even children came to play.

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nOnly children would come into his shop.

n“Can you give me a cheaper price? I’ll take this one.” Ling Jue picked up a small piece and looked at him seriously.

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nLuo Jun stopped smoking and looked at him for a moment. Then, he said, not knowing whether to laugh or cry, “Little boy, this one is at least ten thousand. Do you have money?”

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n“I’m 15 years old. Don’t call me kid.” Ling Jue threw the 10,000 yuan to him and said coldly, “I’ll take this one.”

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nLuo Jun was stunned. Was this kid here to make fun of him?!

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nHowever, the raw stones he had were all worth 50,000 yuan.

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nThis 10,000 yuan? That can’t be.

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