So that's how it is. He Ju houghtfully.

  Bai Yan brought He Ju to the stone yard. As soon as they got out of the elevator, they ehe hotel corridor. At the end of the corridor, there were two people in bck suits and bck masks standing by the windows and at the end of the corridor.

  On both sides of the corridor, there were rows of long tables with many stones pced on top. These stones were no different from ordinary ones, almost all of them had poor color. There were many people ing and going, but very few stopped here.

  The price list was clearly written in front of the tables, ranging from tens to hundreds of dolrs. The further back, the more expensive aer the color.

  He Ju g the straones oable, but Bai Yan and the group of masters behind him didn't even look at these stones.

  He Ju had been to the antique market, but had never been to such a high-end one. Bai Yan expined, "Almost all the stones here have been seen by the masters, and they 't find anything good. Even if they occasionally do, it's only inferior quality and not worth much. So generally, no one es here."

  He Ju took another look at the stones oable. "Is that so?"

  Bai Yan nodded and pulled He Ju forward. "Yes, hurry up. I want to go ahe skills of these stone gambling masters up ahead. You also help me judge and see how good they are. I don't want to lose everything again at the au. If they're not good, I ge them."

  As he spoke, Bai Yan had already dragged He Ju into the hall.

  There were even more people here, both men and women, and every teers along the wall, there was a bodyguard standing there. He Ju also keenly noticed that there were four cameras in positions with no blind spots above his head.

  The surrounding area was filled with stones arranged in gss ets. Each inal stone had a number and a price tag. The surface of the inal stones here was retively smooth, and some even had jade old colors visible to the naked eye. The prices for such inal stones were ridiculously high, ranging from tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands, but just because you see the color doesn't mean you find a treasure. It might all be in vain in the end.

  The people Bai Yan brought iered the hall and started looking at the stones like the other ers. There were rules for the inal stones here - you could only look with your eyes, not touch.

  If you found one you liked, you would ask the dy in qipao standing on the side to take the number of the inal stone, and then start the process of cutting the stone in the southwest er of the hall.

  The inal stohat could be touched were pced in the open air in the southeast er of the hall, where many people had gathered. Everyone was arguing fiercely over a stone.

  The fun of gambling on stones was no more than this - wealth and poverty were just a momentary thing.

  Bai Yan curiously looked at these inal stones, but he really couldn't see anything from them, so he could only hope that the stone gambling masters he brought could really find some treasures for him.

  Seeing this, He Ju didn't disturb Bai Yan, but turned a back to the corridor where they had just e out of the elevator. The stones piled up there seemed to be sidered waste by this group of people.

  But when He Ju passed by, he felt that this pce was different. He couldn't say exactly how it was different, but his intuition told him that there would definitely be a surprise here that he wanted.

  People kept ing out of the elevator in batches, and He Ju kept the pile of stones, occasionally reag out to touch them.

  Every person who passed by and saw He Ju's serious look found it ridiculous. He Ju was obviously an outsider, thinking he could find treasures in this pile of waste, but only...

  Sitting behind the monit room, an old man in casual clothes, holding a cup of Longjing tea in his hand, was staring at He Ju's every move with sharp eyes.

  Every time there was an au, he would pce this pile of sto the entrance. Everyone who came to the au site could see this pile of stones, including iionally reized stone gambling masters.

  But no one had ever stopped, let alone carefully observed this pile of waste in everyone's eyes that he had brought back from the Golden Triangle.

  He Ju chose two stones in total, e and one small, both of which were inspicuously pced in the er.

  The staff came over and gave He Ju two number cards, and He Ju took the cards a.

  The old man saw that He Ju had picked those two stones and couldn't help but put down his tea, standing up in shock.

  His subordinates were also surprised. "Boss? What's wrong?"

  The old man didn't say anything, just looked at He Ju for a while before saying, "Go and find out about the background of this young man."

  His subordinates went to carry out the order, and the old man paced bad forth in the monit room, his face showing a hint of excitement.

  These were the twinal stones he had deliberately pced there. It had been more thay years, and no one had ever paid attention to them. This was the first time...

  The old man couldn't help but sigh, "Talented people are truly emerging in this geion!"The elder could no longer sit still. Leaning on his e and assisted by his bodyguards, he left the monit room. He was curious to see if this young man would shine brightly again, or rather...

  If he would decide to cut the stone on the spot.

  If he chose to cut the stht there and then, those two stones would surely cause a sensation in the jade gambling world. The au in City A might even attraational attention.

  Although this would bring him some trouble, Lin Feng still wahe young man to cut the stone on the spot.

  The value of the au would be pletely different then.

  By the time He Ju returo the hall, Bai Yan and the jade gambling masters had already selected their stones and were cutting them one by one.

  Six people had choseeen stones in total. He Ju g the price tags, and the total cost of fourteen stones had already exceeded three million. The st sixteen stones were all duds, with only two revealing red jade the size of a thumb.

  Bai Yan was instantly heartbroken: "My three million!!! Three million!!!"

  He Ju couldn't help but shake his head, and the so-called jade gambling masters also hung their heads in shame.

  The crowd sighed and prepared to disperse.

  At that moment, He Ju took out a rge and a small stone and tossed them to the stoting master: "One is ten thousand, cut it."

  Bai Yan immediately reized that the stones in He Ju's hands were from the pile of waste stones in the corridor and shook his head: "You're spendihousand on that? Is that stone even worth ten thousand?"

  He Ju was known for his generous tips, and the crowd gradually gathered back around.

  But when they saw that He Ju was cutting a stone from the corridor's waste pile, they shook their heads:

  "Young man is ioo young, doesn't know the rules!"

  "Yeah, young man, you'd be better off using that twenty thousand to pi inal stone in the hall."

  "Indeed, even someone like me who knows nothing about jade gambling tell that's just scrap."

  He Ju, however, paid no attention to ahe mae erating, and He Ju watched ily, trusting his own judgment.

  Even Bai Yan thought He Ju was crazy for wanting to make money, but it was just twenty thousand after all; if it came to it, he could pensate...

  But then, the sed, the stoting master stopped: "Sir, we've hit green!"

  With that oence, everyone in the hall rushed over.

  Bai Yan's eyes widened in disbelief: "What?!"

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