Ah Huang's safe return brought Chen Chongshan's life back on track. Xu Jiaming returned to Tanzhou that afternoon, and Yuan Yuan returned to school the next day.
Chen Chongshan took the initiative to call Professor Jiang to inform him that he had prepared all the medical expenses and was just waiting for the arrival of the American experts.
Professor Jiang was somewhat surprised by Chen Chongshan's news. Five hundred thousand yuan was not a small amount, and this young man had managed to raise so much money for medical expenses in such a short time.
Professor Jiang was somewhat surprised, but also pleased. If any patient could solve the problem of medical expenses, it would reduce a lot of pressure for the doctor.
In the days that followed, Chen Chongshan began preparing for the dogfighting competition in Taohua County, focusing all his energy on Ah Huang.
After returning to Tanzhou, Xu Jiaming sent Chen Chongshan a lot of professional information about dog fighting and training methods. He selected some suitable methods to start training Ah Huang, hoping to keep Ah Huang in peak condition before the competition.
With his medical expenses settled, Chen Chongming's mood improved considerably. Although Chen Chongshan hadn't had much time to spend with him these past few days, he no longer had those petty emotions because he had something to look forward to.
Time flies, and a week has passed in the blink of an eye. After a week of training, Ah Huang's body seems to have become even stronger. Its perfectly strong body is full of explosive power. Except for not having its ears cropped or tail docked, this guy seems to be a perfect fighting dog.
Xu Jiaming arrived in Meishan County a day early, and the next day he set off for Taohua County with Huang Maosan and Chen Chongshan.
Neither Xu Jiaming nor Huang Maosan brought any other dogs. They both had complete confidence in Ah Huang. Xu Jiaming even felt that as long as nothing unexpected happened, Ah Huang could definitely sweep the dogfighting arena.
Xu Jiaming has made a name for himself in dog-raising in Tanzhou. He has his own unique vision and even believes that Ah Huang has the strength to become the king of his dog farm in Tanzhou. Such a guy would definitely have no problem sweeping the dog fighting competitions held in a county.
The competition took place in the back garden of a villa under construction in the suburbs of Taohua County. The villa occupied a vast area, with the back garden alone exceeding 3,000 square meters. A patch of yellow earth that had not yet been covered with turf became a decent dogfighting arena.
The organizers used wooden stakes to enclose several dogfighting arenas, each about 20 to 30 square meters in size, and laid red carpets underneath. The glaring red color immediately excited the dogs' senses.
The preparation time for this dogfighting competition was quite long, so a lot of dogs came. Chen Chongshan did a quick count and found that there were no fewer than a hundred dogs present.
The entire villa was filled with the incessant barking and howling of fierce dogs, creating a rather spectacular scene.
The competition format is quite loose. Dog owners can arrange their own fights privately, or they can go to the dogfighting ring for a contest. The dog that remains unchallenged until the end is the dog king and can take home the prize money prepared by the organizers.
When the dogs are competing, the owners can agree on a stake and offer some prizes.
Huang Mao San had many acquaintances here. As soon as he entered the venue, many people with dogs greeted him, and Huang Mao San responded to each one.
Chen Chongshan and Xu Jiaming followed Huang Mao San with Ah Huang, saying nothing. They were there for dog fighting and had no interest in anything else.
"Third brother, didn't you bring the dog today?"
A chubby middle-aged man shouted at Huang Mao San, the thick gold chain around his neck not much smaller than the chain he was holding onto the pit bull.
"I brought it. Such a big dog, didn't you see it?"
Huang Mao San smiled and pointed to Ah Huang, whom Chen Chongshan was leading, and replied with a smile.
"Damn it, third brother, when did you become so unprofessional? You're sure you want to bring this dog out to fight without cutting its ears and tail?"
The fat man replied in surprise.
"We're here to play games, so why shouldn't we?"
Huang Mao San laughed and replied, "Old Jin, you say I'm unprofessional? How about we have a friendly match?"
"Knitting."
The obese man, known as Lao Jin, replied irritably, "Your dog isn't professional, but its size speaks for itself. My pit bull is at a disadvantage in the Asia-Pacific region. I'm going to compete for the title of Dog King later, so I'm not going to fight you."
"Anyone weighing under 80 pounds can challenge the entire arena; anyone weighing over 80 pounds will not be accepted!"
Old Jin's voice was loud enough that most people nearby heard it. Soon, a short man came over with a Staffordshire dog to challenge him. The two quickly agreed on the stakes and went up to the dogfighting ring.
This was the first battle of the competition, and there were many onlookers. Some people even started betting on the sidelines. Huang Mao San also enthusiastically bet 1,000 yuan on Lao Jin's Bitcoin.
Stafford weighs exactly 70 pounds, while Old Jin's pit bull weighs 65 pounds. Although the two don't get along very well, Huang Mao San still has a lot of confidence in Old Jin's dog.
Xu Jiaming was also explaining some dog fighting knowledge to Chen Chongshan, and finally analyzed that Lao Jin's pit bull should win the competition.
Sure enough, after only ten minutes of the match, Old Jin's massive penis ripped open Stafford's chest, leaving a gaping hole from which blood gushed. The match could not continue, and Stafford's owner voluntarily conceded defeat.
In one match, Lao Jin won 10,000 yuan in cash. After resting with his dog for a while, he started shouting again that he would challenge the entire field within 80 jin. However, because of his excellent performance in the first match, everyone was much more cautious this time, and no one dared to challenge him for a while.
Ah Huang had already been stirred up by the grand scene. It became extremely excited and would occasionally join in the roaring of the guys.
However, Chen Chongshan was not in a hurry to find an opponent for Ah Huang. He was still learning from Xu Jiaming. There were many things he had never heard of before, and Xu Jiaming patiently explained them to him. Huang Maosan was also not in a hurry. He had participated in several dog fighting exchange meetings and knew that the best part was usually yet to come.
As time went on, more and more people entered the arena to fight, and dogs would occasionally voluntarily step onto the dogfighting stage.
Under Xu Jiaming's guidance, Chen Chongshan also placed bets on the sidelines a few times. Although the bets were small, he won more than he lost over the few times he placed bets, and actually won two or three thousand yuan. This made Chen Chongshan even more excited.
Although Chen Chongshan and his group did not take the initiative, someone still came knocking on their door. A young man walked over with a Caucasian Shepherd, wanting to challenge Ah Huang with his dog.
Although Ah Huang looked to be in good shape and incredibly strong, the young people felt that it was an unprofessional fighting dog. The fact that it didn't have its ears cropped or tail docked was enough to prove that it was never originally bred as a fighting dog.
He felt his dog had a good chance of winning against this guy, so he found Huang Mao San and challenged him.
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