Xu Yihan did nothing wrong.

He just placed a bet and everything he did was in compliance with the rules.

If you calculate the profits carefully, Jiang Che earned more and their family lost money.

The energy he absorbed was enough to be worth 100,000 credits. Yi Han only took 90,000 credits, which was 10,000 less.

In essence, both are correct, their behavior is reasonable and in line with school rules.

But sometimes, relationships cannot be maintained simply by behaving reasonably.

He looked at his grandfather with a gloomy look in his eyes: "Old man, didn't you ask me to place the bet?"

Yi Han is a little embarrassed now.

It is a question whether these 90,000 credits can be refunded or not.

If we maintain good relationships, we are all brothers.

The 90,000 credits he earned through his own ability were returned just like that. Does that mean that the energy Jiang Che absorbed through his own ability must also be returned?

Xu Yihan frowned.

This question is not taught in magic books.

He was still thinking when his grandfather's voice brought him back to his senses.

"He refused them all. It seems he likes freedom." The old man stroked his beard.

Xu Yihan glanced at the old man, his eyes seemed to be asking: What should I do?

The old man smiled without saying a word, leaving his grandson hanging.

Yi Han felt a toothache and was silent for a while, then had to say those difficult words.

"Grandpa, tall, majestic, wise, brave, and handsome, what do you think?"

Xu Yiran laughed so hard that he couldn't close his mouth: "Hahahaha..."

After he had laughed enough, he slowly said: "The world is bustling with people, all for profit; the world is bustling with people, all for profit!"

"He is the mayor of Red Sea City. The Red Sea Magic Academy is just beginning to be established. He has no foundation at all."

"Jiang Che has personally experienced soul cleansing. Do you think he would like to build an energy-absorbing formation in his own academy?"

"As long as he wants, your team members can't escape."

"Grandson, you still have a lot to learn!"