Silent Bids at the Jade Auction (III)

The starting price of this piece of "rough" was only slightly lower than the value of the jade inside. Chu Chen added one hundred US dollars, which was almost exactly equal to the value of the yellow jade inside the rough. Therefore, even if Chu Chen ultimately won the bid for this piece of rough, he could still make money because he had his own carver and shop.

Chu Chen's move left Du Yuncheng, who was behind him, extremely puzzled.

After looking over the rough, Du Yuncheng smacked his lips and turned to ask, "Master Xu, can this piece of rough be gambled on?"

Master Xu was speechless when he heard that. Anyone could tell at a glance that this kind of rough was not worth gambling on. How had Du Yuncheng asked such an immature question simply because Chu Chen had looked at it? Wasn't he afraid that Chu Chen would lead him straight into a ditch?

Could Du Yuncheng really have lost his mind?

Master Xu muttered to himself, then said, "President Du, in my opinion, it would be better not to gamble on this piece of rough."

"Can't it be gambled on? What if its exterior and interior are different? Wouldn't we lose money?" Du Yuncheng said with a frown.

Master Xu nearly cursed when he heard this. Ever since Du Yuncheng had lost several million yuan to Chu Chen last time, all he thought about was money, money, and more money. He was completely obsessed with money and no longer cared about the risks of gambling on jade. Working for someone like this was simply asking for misery.

After thinking it over, Master Xu really wanted to quit on the spot. However, although Du Yuncheng was stingy, he had always treated him fairly well. Thus, he