Sangya's eyes flickered, then she smiled gently: "I don't know much about it either, but I do know that you can't judge a stone by its appearance alone."

"Huh? What are we looking at if not the outside? We can't see anything inside either." Le Yao frowned. "You also think this stone is bad?"

"If nobody thinks you're a good candidate, then you might not be so lucky," Sangya said, shrugging.

"Does everyone have X-ray vision?" Yue Yao looked around blankly. "Is it the legendary golden eye? How do you train for it?"

"Haha." Sangya couldn't help but laugh. "You're so cute. If I had X-ray vision, I wouldn't need to gamble; I could just buy tickets. You've been reading too many novels, haven't you?"

"Hehe, that's true, but I don't know much about this, so I just bought what looked good to me." Le Yao quickly waved her hand, then lowered her voice slightly, leaned close to Sang Ya's ear, and secretly pointed in the direction of Nangong Jue, "See that? That's my newlywed husband, a super rich second-generation heir. There were three or four guys pursuing me back then, and he was the richest one. Although I'm from the countryside, I'm pretty, so of course I'd go looking for a rich man to spend money on. So, he brought me here, so naturally I have to spend more, otherwise, all that money would just be used to support those mistresses and vixens outside..."

Although she lowered her voice, everyone around her could hear her clearly.

Nangong Jue, the rich second-generation heir who keeps a young vixen: ...

Everyone: ...

This woman is indeed a fool.

Sanya was also taken aback, but then her smile became even brighter: "My sister's idea is really good."

"Right? That's why I'm going to buy a few more rough stones. If there's something inside, then it'll be my private property. Even if we get divorced in the future, it'll still be my property, right?" Le Yao smiled smugly.

"Yes." Once Sangya leaves her father's base, she is a gentle and beautiful girl whose words and smiles are like a spring breeze.

“Sister, we hit it off immediately! Let me give you a stone.” Le Yao grabbed Sang Ya’s arm. “You pick one yourself, and my man will pay for it…”

Sanya: ...

"Hurry up and choose," Le Yao urged. "Don't be shy with me. I know everyone else is looking at me like I'm an idiot, but you're the only one who hasn't looked down on me. We click..."

"Hehe." Sangya gave a slight smirk. "No need, I..."

“Yes, I will.” Le Yao insisted, “Otherwise, you’ll look down on me, a country person.”

"No." Sangya couldn't resist her insistence, so she picked up a palm-sized stone and said, "This one will do."

"Oh, I thought this one was good too." Le Yao clapped her hands. "It's just a little small. See, we're of the same mind."

Sanya could only manage another awkward laugh.

"Honey, hurry up and give me the money," Le Yao called out to Nangong Jue.

Nangong Jue gestured, and Yuan Bin came over to pay the bill.

"Sister, I heard the food in the hall is even better, do you want to go in?" Le Yao pointed to the entrance of the hall.

“I went in.” Sanya nodded.

"That's great! Let's go together." Le Yao immediately took Sang Ya's arm. "I heard the stones inside are very expensive, so I really need to buy a few..."

“I…” Sanya turned her head to the side, “Ahei.”

Black Hawk hurried over: "Young Miss."