Chapter 13 Brother-in-law, I'm Counting On You

• "What? Have we already lost so much?" Jinmutian's face turned extremely ugly.
• "What about Ashan and Agui? Aren't they in charge?"
• "Boss, they both lost, badly beaten." The man in the suit answered truthfully.
• Jinmutian furrowed his brows tightly. "Sis, I need to handle something first, it won't take long."
• "Do you need financial support? I have it here, sis!" Jinmulan asked with concern.
• Jinmutian waved his hand. "Sis, I, Jinmutian, won't rely on women, even if you're my sister."
• He said this, intentionally mocking Jiangnan.
• Jiangnan didn't mind.
• Jinmutian and the man in the suit hurriedly left.
• "You and your brother have a deep emotional bond, it's really rare!" Jiangnan smiled and said to Jinmulan.
• At the same time, he went to Jinmutian's boss seat, opened the drawer, and took out a cigar.
• "What are you doing? Don't touch my brother's things!"
• Jinmulan scolded.
• Jiangnan ignored her and took out a tool from inside, cut off the cigar head, lit it, and took a deep puff.
• He blew a smoke ring towards the ceiling.
• "I'm not taking this thing for myself, it's for the sake of your brother."
• "Don't pretend in front of me." Jinmulan's eyes were sharp.
• She found it difficult to control the man in front of her, which made her uncomfortable.
• "Your brother's nose is so red, he'll probably lose a lot of money for at least two or three days."
• "By then, don't say that your brother will go bankrupt, I'm afraid your whole family will follow suit."
• Jinmulan didn't believe it. She had confidence in her brother's abilities.
• Losing a little money might be possible, but losing so much that the whole family would be ruined, she didn't believe it.
• "Seeing is believing, let's go and see for ourselves." Jiangnan held the cigar and walked out of the office.
• This Yunque Immortal Palace, the first to fifth floors are all for bathing, while the sixth floor is a casino.
• Recently, there has been increased surveillance, and many avid gamblers dare not gamble at night for fear of being caught.
• So they all chose to come in the morning.
• The two of them walked into a gambling hall, where there were many people, but it was unusually quiet.
• There was a gambling table larger than a pool table, with one person sitting at each end.
• The money on both sides was piled higher than a person.
• It looked truly impressive.
• At this moment, Jinmuxie stood behind his subordinate, the top gambling expert, Agui.
• Sweating profusely, he looked extremely nervous.
• Jin Mulan walked over, and the subordinates of Jin Mutian respectfully called her "Miss".
• Jiang Nan, holding a cigar, squeezed his way to Jin Mulan's side.
• "Little brother-in-law, did you lose miserably? Do you need your brother-in-law's help?" Jiang Nan deliberately laughed with schadenfreude.
• Jin Mutian's face turned cold.
• "What kind of thing are you? Stop babbling here."
• His brothers beside him heard Jiang Nan say that he was their boss's brother-in-law, and their eyes were filled with confusion.
• Another scapegoat?
• Jiang Nan took a puff of his cigar and blew it out, squinting at the expert gambler across from him.
• Two seconds later, he smiled.
• "Damn it, you stole my cigar," Jin Mutian became angry.
• These cigars were very rare, and he had been saving them for a long time, only accumulating five.
• "Little brother-in-law, don't say it so flamboyantly. I also have cigars."
• "Listen to your brother-in-law's advice, don't play this hand. The other side has a straight flush, while you only have three Queens with a pair of Kings."
• Hehe.
• Jin Mutian couldn't help but sneer.
• "You're already saying it's a straight flush after only two cards have been dealt? Can you predict the future?"
• Jin Mulan also stood by the side, thinking that Jiang Nan was deliberately showing off.
• At this moment, two cards were dealt on the other side, a 5 of spades and a 6 of spades.
• On this side, Ah Gui was dealt a pair of Queens.
• A showdown of a thousand hands, changing cards was the lowest level and the riskiest move.
• If caught on the spot, the punishment could range from having both hands cut off to losing one's life.
• Therefore, true high-level gamblers mainly relied on psychology and control of luck.
• In these two aspects, Ah Gui and Ah Shan were being played by the opponent.
• "Hey, you have a good hand, hurry up and speak," the opponent urged.
• "Fifty thousand!" Ah Gui said.
• At this moment, Ah Gui felt immense pressure.
• He had already lost eighty million, and there were only twenty million in cash on the table.
• A lackey beside him threw the money into the middle.
• "I'll call!" the gambler casually threw fifty thousand in.
• The third card was dealt, which was a hidden card that had to be bet on before the fourth card was dealt and revealed.
• Ah Gui's third card was a King.
• Two Queens and a King?
• Jin Mu's heart inexplicably skipped a beat.
• How could it be three Queens and two Kings? If that was the case, it would be even better.
• "Hey, buddy, speak up quickly, don't dawdle like a woman," the opponent provocatively urged.
• Ah Gui's mentality began to become impatient.
• "Sixty thousand!"
• Ah Gui said.
• The lackey threw sixty thousand in.
• "Is that all? Are you scared of losing?" the opponent taunted madly.
• "I have ten million, which is nine million four hundred thousand more than you."
• The Thousand Hands threw money like throwing bricks, throwing it towards the center.
• Agui's heart was pounding.
• Next came the fourth card, which was face up, and on the opposite side was a black spade 9.
• And Agui had a King.
• "Quick, place your bets, place your bets!"
• Agui was in a dilemma because this time the bet was ten million.
• He looked back at Jinmutian.
• Jinmutian nodded, indicating that he could place the bet.
• "Ten million," Agui said.
• The money on the table piled up like a small mountain.
• Agui flipped over his third hidden card, revealing two pairs.
• The opponent also revealed their hidden card, which was a black spade 8.
• The opponent's hand was a black spade 5689.
• "Could it be so coincidental?" Jinmutian was a little afraid.
• He signaled to Ashan, who walked behind Thousand Hands.
• This life-or-death situation would be determined by the final card, just to be safe.
• Ashan stared intently at his opponent, ensuring he wouldn't cheat.
• The fifth card was dealt.
• Agui slowly picked it up and examined it. It was a Queen.
• This card was already significant, but if the opponent had a black spade 7, it would be a devastating counterattack.
• "What?"
• Both Jinmulan siblings were astonished.
• It was indeed three Queens with a pair of Kings.
• Jinmulan, unfamiliar with gambling, found it simply magical.
• But Jinmutian understood. He was so shocked that his cigar slipped from his mouth.
• "Brother, can you please speak faster?" Thousand Hands on the opposite side urged impatiently.
• "Every time you place a bet, it takes forever, is it really necessary?"
• Agui's face flushed with humiliation.
• They had come this far, there was no need to retreat.
• "All in!"
• He pushed all the remaining money forward.
• "That's more like it, I'll follow."
• Thousand Hands added another ten million to the pot.
• Then he revealed his final card.
• Black spade 7!
• "I'm sorry, a straight flush!"
• In the instant the card was revealed, Agui collapsed, his spirit shattered.
• "Hahaha..."
• Thousand Hands laughed arrogantly.
• "Anyone else? Anyone else!"
• "What a bunch of nonsense, Cloud Palace of Yunque, not a single person who can compete."
• "Sorry, Mr. Jin, I've won another billion from you."
• Thousand Hands collected stacks of money, his expression filled with joy.
• In that moment, Jinmutian was both shocked and furious.
• He looked at his "brother-in-law" in disbelief.
• He was right! He predicted it!
• The opponent truly had a straight flush.
• How did he know? Could he really predict the future?
• Jinmulan, rarely taken aback, covered her mouth in astonishment.
• Her beautiful eyes trembled as she gazed at Jiangnan.
• "How did you know about this round of cards?" she couldn't help but ask curiously.
• "This is my secret, I can't tell you!" Jiang Nan said mysteriously.
• In reality, he had deduced it using the principles of Feng Shui. He stared at the other person for a couple of seconds.
• An image would appear above the person's head.
• Just like the image that appeared above Mulan's head that day.
• The image would reveal what was about to happen to the person being analyzed.
• Jiang Nan initially believed this technique could only be used for fortune-telling, predicting good and bad luck. He didn't expect it could also be applied at the gambling table.
• "Hey, Boss Jin, I haven't had enough fun yet, what should I do?"
• Huang Shi Hu continued to provoke and incite.
• His intention in coming this time was to bankrupt Jin Muxie and leave him heavily indebted.
• He also estimated that Jin Muxie's cash was nearly depleted, but the club was still there, worth at least two billion.
• "Don't worry, I, Jin Muxie, will play with you until the end, until you've had enough."
• This was the principle of Jin Muxie's gambling establishment. As long as the gamblers were willing to bet, their club would always accompany them.
• Rules were reputation, and they couldn't be tarnished. Once they were ruined, it would be difficult to make a comeback.
• "Alright, alright, I'm just afraid that Boss Jin will back out. Hurry up and bring out the cash, let's continue."
• "I don't have that much cash at the moment, but I can wager my property in the Cloud Palace Club. Are you in or not?"
• "Of course I'm in, after all, the goal is your property."
• Thinking this in his mind, Huang Shi Hu still pretended to hesitate on the surface.
• "Okay then."
• Jin Muxie instructed someone to bring the property certificate.
• In front of everyone's gaze, he handed the property certificate to Jiang Nan.
• "Brother-in-law, I'm counting on you!"