Soon the race was over and the two players had the same number plates again.

The look in Chen Chaosheng's eyes when he looked at Fang Zongtang was almost enough to shoot a flying knife.

She grinned: "Sorry, I got the plum vase."

Chen Chaosheng's eyes widened even more fiercely.

She gave an infuriating explanation: "You just said that you are the host. If we both guessed the same, you lose. There is an old saying that goes, "A gentleman's word is as good as his bond. Is that the saying?"

Chen Chaosheng's ferocious face could scare a strong man to tears.

"Do you dare to compete again?"

She smiled proudly: "Someone gave me something, why wouldn't I dare to accept it?"

Chen Chaosheng snorted coldly: "Change places."

She snorted back, "Change it if you want, as if no one is afraid of you."

They went to another racetrack owned by Chen Chaosheng where there were no races.

After arriving, Chen Chaosheng said in front of the manager: "I heard that a new batch of racehorses were purchased recently?"

The manager said quickly, "They are all carefully selected stallions bought from the Gran Ranch."

Chen Chaosheng had a fierce look on his face and apparently was speaking to the manager, but in fact he was talking to Fang Zongtang.

"Have I seen those horses before?"

The manager quickly said, "No, those horses have not been trained yet. The ones you have seen are all trained ones."

She interrupted impatiently: "I know, I know~ Who are you reminding? You are the host, you are older than me, you have more experience than me, and you have more experience than me. Even if we tie, it is still a tie, is that what you mean?"

After hearing this, Chen Chaosheng's face turned red with anger.

What kind of attitude is this?

"No one has ever dared to talk to me like this?" Chen Chao's eyes turned red with anger, and the flesh on his face kept shaking.

The bodyguards rushed forward instantly.

Song Yi and Zhang Xingzu hurriedly formed a triangle with Fang Zongtang.

She frowned and gradually revealed a fierce look.

"Why, you want to fight because you can't win?" She said as she put her hand on the ring.

Chen Chaosheng glanced at the ring sharply and waved his hand.

"Go down, they are my guests!"

The bodyguard was afraid of something happening, so he didn't dare to go far and stopped about ten meters away from them.

Chen Chaosheng took a deep breath and placed his bet: "A large vase with dragon patterns from the Kangxi imperial kiln, plus a Tang Dynasty three-colored imperial horse."

Wow! This is a huge investment.

She thought for a moment and said, "A painting of a maid wearing a hairpin by Lang Shining, plus a large Yuan Dynasty blue and white vase of Guiguzi descending the mountain."

Chen Chaosheng started glaring at her again.

She could guess what he was going to say next without him having to say it.

"Are you trying to say that what I have must be a fake? Sorry, it is 100% genuine. If you win, you will be blessed. My Guiguzi is more expensive than your horse."

Chen Chaosheng rolled his eyes at her again.

Hehe~ What about the generation of heroes? He rolled his eyes like a big bear.

If you dare to flip it again, I will definitely flip it back!

An untrained racehorse will not run on the track, so as long as the fence is opened, it will be like a race between the tortoise and the hare. No matter whether it runs in a straight line or in a curve, whoever reaches the finish line first wins!

After listening to what Chen Chaosheng said, she was so angry that she laughed.

It seems that he was really angry about losing and didn't care about his face anymore.

"Sure. I may not be good at other things, but I have a good eye. But there is a prerequisite. If you lose, don't get angry~"

Who doesn’t know how to argue with others?

She would also play tricks on others and be offensive to them.

Chen Chaosheng's eyes started shooting flying knives again.

Look at the horse first.

In order to help the horses adapt to the racecourse, a special person drove them around in a circle.

This trip was not in vain. After looking around, the two of them immediately wrote down their favorite horses on paper.