But she could hardly explain such a reason. With a faint smile, she spun a tale off the cuff. "You place bets just to win a little pocket money. That doesn't make you true gamblers-you're more like small-time merchants.
"A true gambler stakes a little to win a fortune, seeking riches amid danger."
Wan Fei's remarks left everyone utterly dumbfounded!
The bookmaker recovered first and immediately shouted, "Miss Wan is right! The highest realm of gambling is a windfall of immense wealth, a complete reversal of fortune! Anyone else want to bet on Young Master Tang winning?"
Unfortunately, no one paid him any attention. Some even began to suspect Wan Fei was a shill.
A slightly mocking voice suddenly rang out. "Since Miss Wan is a true gambler, then by your own reasoning, you should bet on him clearing every floor!"
Wan Fei looked toward the voice. When she saw a woman with foxlike allure, a trace of coldness immediately appeared on her face.
"I wondered who it was. So it's Miss Zhao. I'm not a qualified gambler, and if I bet on him clearing every floor and win, the bookmaker might not be able to pay out at a hundred-to-one odds. Would you be willing to cover it then, Miss Zhao?"
The alluring woman addressed as Miss Zhao was named Zhao Yuqian, the eldest daughter of the Zhao Family of Fang City.
Not only had her strength reached Profound Tier Third Grade, but her looks were also bewitching. One glance at her slender waist and rounded hips was enough to send people's imaginations running wild.
Blessed with both talent and beauty, she was much sought after by Fang City's young men. She usually carried herself high above others, was extremely vain, and considered herself the most charming woman in