Campus Cultivation Master
Chapter 62 - 0062: Fatty Tang’s Anger [Part 1]

Chapter 62: Chapter 0062: Fatty Tang’s Anger [Part 1]

Fatty Tang, seeing Chu Feng keeping them in suspense, couldn’t bear it any longer and anxiously said, "Brother, stop beating around the bush, give us a little hint."

Ma Hong, equally itching with curiosity, said, "Yeah, Brother Chu, give us a hint so we can cooperate with you when the time comes, okay?"

Chu Feng looked at the two anxious faces, smiled slightly, and said, "The Bai Family has done so much simply because they want people to buy their rough stones. So, we’ll do as they wish. When the market opens, we’ll go to the Bai Family and choose their rough stones openly, and we’ll specifically pick the ones that definitely have jade in them."

Ma Hong frowned and said, "Brother, aren’t you just helping the Bai Family?"

Fatty Tang said, "Listen to Brother Chu finish first."

After hearing Fatty Tang’s words, Ma Hong patiently continued to listen.

Chu Feng smiled slightly and said, "Brother Ma. If I pick one or two pieces, that definitely would be helping the Bai Family. But if I pick all of the pieces that have jade, and then declare that all the rest are waste stones, do you still think I am helping the Bai Family?"

Ma Hong’s eyes lit up at Chu Feng’s words, and he raised his thumb, saying, "Brilliant! That’s really brilliant!"

Gambling on stones! Since it involves gambling, naturally, it’s more likely to lose than to win.

If every stone had something in it, the Ma Family and the Bai Family wouldn’t need to deal with Myanmar to set up joint sales; they could simply resolve the stones at home.

And the business that the Ma Family and Bai Family are conducting actually relies on a few loaded rough stones to trigger the gambling instincts of people, encouraging them to buy more rough stones, though most of them end up bankrupt.

If Chu Feng really succeeded in picking out all the valuable rough stones from the Bai Family, then the Bai Family would certainly lose everything this time, but could Chu Feng really do it?

Although Ma Hong thought this idea was very clever, he still had doubts about whether Chu Feng could really manage it.

"Ma Hong, you really don’t recognize Mount Tai. Do you think Brother Chu is just any gambling stone expert? You haven’t seen Brother Chu in action. Let me tell you, although Brother Chu has only gambled on stones in East River twice, he only chose six stones, but his success rate was one hundred percent, no mistakes. It’s almost as if he could see exactly what’s inside, like magic," Fatty Tang recited Chu Feng’s achievements to Ma Hong again.

Upon hearing Fatty Tang’s words, Ma Hong looked at Chu Feng with even more reverence.

Once might be luck, twice could still be luck. But doing it six consecutive times, that wasn’t luck; that was genuine skill.

Ma Hong said, "Since Brother Chu has this skill, let’s hit the Bai Family in three days, and I will cover all the expenses."

Fatty Tang said, "Hold on! First let’s agree, I have no objection if you cover all the expenses, but we also need to agree on how the profits will be split."

Ma Hong laughed and said, "I knew it, you greedy fatso, you only see money. Don’t worry, I won’t let you lose out. Since Brother Chu saved our lives this time, and he will be making an effort in the gambling, let Brother Chu take fifty percent by himself, and the remaining fifty percent we’ll split between us two, no objections, right?"

Fatty Tang chuckled and said, "Satisfied! Very satisfied!"

Ma Hong glared at Fatty Tang and said, "You fatso are really lucky this time, not spending a dime and just splitting two and a half percent of the profits just like that."

Fatty Tang said, "I might not have spent any money, but without me, could you have met Brother Chu? Brother Chu is your benefactor, and I’m somewhat your benefactor too, right?"

"Get lost!" Ma Hong scolded jokingly as he kicked Fatty Tang in the buttocks.

With the profit sharing settled, the three brothers started discussing the details in the room.

As they discussed, Fatty Tang and Ma Hong became increasingly animated and excited, their discussions growing more and more enthusiastic.

Three days passed quickly, and after a failed action, the Bai Family finally settled down.

After all, even with support from behind, if they broke the rules too recklessly and provoked public outrage, it would be very troublesome.

After having a lavish breakfast, Chu Feng and Fatty Tang, accompanied by Ma Hong, who personally gathered his men, headed majestically to the trading site.

This area was mountainous, making off-road vehicles more practical, so although the Ma Family’s garage was filled with sports cars, most were just for show.

The group traveled in twelve off-road vehicles to the jade trading location.

This place was even closer to the border, a lawless zone where security might not be assured on normal days. However, during Huaxia’s largest public trading period, security here was absolutely guaranteed.

Upon arriving, Chu Feng and his companions went directly to the stall that the Ma Family had already set up.

The Ma Family’s stall was very large, with raw jade stones piled up like small mountains.

Chu Feng glanced around and noticed that the quality of the Ma Family’s raw stones was quite poor this batch; less than one-tenth of the pile was usable, and although the rest looked promising on the outside, they were actually waste stones.

"Brother Chu, if you see any raw stone you like, feel free to choose," Ma Hong generously said.

Chu Feng replied, "Brother Ma, don’t feel offended if I speak bluntly, but the quality of this batch of raw stones is truly not very good. At most, only one-tenth of them have any value; the rest just look good."

In recent times, Chu Feng had also acquired quite a bit of knowledge about jade, understanding what appearances might indicate valuable stones.

Ma Hong chuckled slyly upon hearing Chu Feng’s words and gave a thumbs up, "Brother Chu is truly an expert, just a glance and you figured it out."

Chu Feng looked at Ma Hong, puzzled as to why he was being praised after highlighting the poor quality of his stones.

Fatty Tang noticed Chu Feng’s confusion and explained, "Brother Chu, don’t be fooled by his slick appearance; his heart is quite dark. These raw stones have been sifted through by him. Essentially, the ones that are definitely valuable have been hidden by him. The leftovers are either risky or uncertain."

After hearing this, Chu Feng suddenly realized. Indeed, if it were certain that there was jade inside, it would definitely be more profitable to just buy the jade rather than the raw material. But if that was the case, and the Ma Family was doing this, the Bai Family would certainly do the same, complicating his plan to completely undermine the Bai Family.

Chu Feng expressed his concerns, causing Ma Hong’s brow to furrow.

This was something he hadn’t considered before.

After pondering for a while, Ma Hong said, "No problem, as long as we can pick out all the Bai Family’s remaining stones that slipped through, it would be painful enough for them. After all, the Bai Family has deep roots, and it’s not possible to displace them in one day."

Chu Feng nodded, "Alright!"

At exactly nine o’clock, the Yunxi public trading session officially began. There was no need for any lavish decorations or firecrackers here.

Everyone was very cautious at the start of the session, as the first cut was extremely important; a successful first cut was seen as a good omen.

"Let’s go! Let’s head over now!" Ma Hong said, standing up, as he saw that the Bai Family had arrived.

Chu Feng, along with Fatty Tang and more than ten bodyguards, walked over to the Bai Family’s stall. The Bai Family’s stall was very large, nearly as big as the Ma Family’s. After all, the Bai and Ma families were the two largest forces in Yunxi.

As soon as Chu Feng and the others arrived outside the Bai Family’s stall, Chu Feng saw Fatty Tang beside him suddenly look stern, his fists clenched tightly. The veins on his temples were bulging, all signs that Fatty Tang was extremely angry.