Absolute fairness was the greatest unfairness... Feng Jun was a little speechless. He had indeed said that before.
Thinking about it again, there truly were not that many fair and just things in the world. His current insistence was actually somewhat laughable—could people in business really be that honest?
Feng Jun was not a pedantic person. Once he realized this, he considered it and said, "If you insist on doing this, I can offer some support. But I still hope... there will regularly be some surprises at the stone gambling venue."
"That is certain," Yi Jue stated without hesitation. Though she was a homebody, no one in the entire Sky-Qin Plane dared underestimate her intelligence. In truth, she saw matters very clearly. "Without surprises, what would be the point of stone gambling?"
"Then it's settled." Feng Jun nodded slightly. "I can divine which stones are the most valuable for you, but you still have to sell them. You cannot keep them in your own hands... that would affect the market."
"If I can't keep them, then what am I doing this for?" Shou Xin could not accept that suggestion at all. She jumped straight up. "I just don't want to sell good things to others! I asked Feng Mountain Lord to divine them precisely to reduce my losses!"
Feng Jun smiled. "Sorry, but I'm not quite sure how you define losses."
"Enough, Shou Xin. You don't need to say anything else." Yi Jue cut off Shou Xin's attempted counterattack, then looked at Feng Jun and spoke coolly. "If you have any good suggestions, just say them. Is teasing a little girl really that satisfying?"
Feng Jun could not help laughing. "Are you so sure I must have a good suggestion?"
"You definitely do," Yi Jue answered without hesitation. Although she