Zi Yan: "One Chick, Two Bamboo! If you don't play, you'll pay! Two Bamboo!"
Yue Mei: "Pung!"
Zi Yan: "."
Yue Mei: "Five Wan!"
Zi Yan: "Wait, wait, wait! Watch me make a kong. Hehe, draw, draw, draw, draw, give me one, give me one. Tch, Five Dots!"
Zhu Tian: "Mahjong!"
Zi Yan slammed her fist onto the table.
"Ahhh! My Pure One Suit! My Pure One Suit! Ah!"
Zhu Tian said with a chuckle:
"Zi Yan, don't just watch your own tiles. You need to think about everyone else's too! It's like fighting someone: if all you focus on is using your own Dou Techniques without considering what they might use to counter you, you'll suffer for it!"
Mahjong had been passed down from ancient China to the present day for a reason. It had its own appeal.
Even now, in the mid-to-late twenty-first century, Tian Yao Company's "Virtual Mahjong Parlor" was still booming!
Not to mention dedicated "Virtual Mahjong Parlors"; even within the Battle Through the Heavens game, mahjong-related items ranked among the top three sellers in the system store!
Yet the Dou Qi Continent's setting had no entertainment activities resembling mahjong.
After all, this was a fantasy world. If people did not focus on cultivating diligently and instead spent all day on such flashy nonsense, how could they achieve anything great?
But occasional entertainment was another matter altogether.
Little Zi Yan had initially refused to learn.
She thought stacking over a hundred little tiles into walls over and over again sounded boring.
Yang Shan immediately came up with an incentive plan for Little Zi Yan:
As long as Little Zi Yan checked in daily for cultivation and completed her assigned tasks, she would receive Mahjong Coupons at regular intervals.
These Mahjong Coupons were like chips. When they