Emperor Qi said: "Fan Aiqing is so injured, so let's go home to recuperate first."

As he said that, Emperor Qi waved his hand and asked someone to take Fan Shaomin down.

In this way, the prince had no partner. Emperor Qi thought about it and said, "Where is Liu Cong?"

A man in his thirties came up behind him and bowed to Emperor Qi and said, "I am here."

Emperor Qi said: "You will accompany the prince to help the refugees."

Liu Cong hurriedly said: "I obey the order."

The prince was very dissatisfied and said, "Father, since Minister Fan is injured, it's enough for him to be alone. One more person may not be able to help."

The more the prince said this, the more the Emperor Qi felt that he had to send someone to follow him. In the end, the Prince failed to let Emperor Qi change his mind.

...

Late at night, a carriage galloped in the wind on the official road of Qidu.

In the carriage, Chu Yi sat there calmly, closing his eyes to rest.

The carriage headed southeastward. When it was almost at the gate of the city, the carriage stopped in front of a brightly lit building.

The man in charge of chasing the car was Chu Yi's personal guard Xun Kun. He jumped out of his seat, turned around, and reached out to lift the curtain for Chu Yi.

"Young Master, Baihua Gambling House has arrived."

Chu Yi stood up, lifted his cloak, jumped off the carriage, looked up and saw a pitch-black plaque hanging on the door sign above, with four big words "Hundred Flowers Gambling House" written on it.

Chu Yi didn't say anything, took a step and walked straight inside, and Xun Kun immediately followed.

The two entered the gambling house without gamble. Chu Yi's eyes swept sharply across every corner of the casino, and finally locked a man on the corner table.

Chu Yi whispered a few words in Xun Kun's ear. Xun Kun nodded and turned around. Soon, a fat man walked down with a group of minions.

The man saw Chu Yi and immediately came up. Chu Yi did not look at him, but went straight up the stairs, then stood in the circular corridor on the second floor, looking down at everything below.

The fat man led a group of people to the man just now and gave his eyes to his subordinates: "I heard that you have good gambling skills, do you dare to bet with our boss?"

"Don't dare!" The man played the cards without saying anything, and he just continued, "I'll help me exchange gold coins for gold tickets to save me trouble."

As he said that, the man grabbed a handful of gold coins and put them in his pocket, then looked at the fat man and said.

"I'm so anxious to leave? Is it because of a fraud?"

"What?!" The man refused to admit: "Why do you say I'm a fraud?"

"If you are not a cheater, then you will bet with our boss."

The man was very impatient, gave them a blank look and said, "I don't bother to pay attention to you!"

As he said that, he didn't want the gold ticket anymore, so he put the gold coins on the table into a pocket he brought in advance, and then carried the pocket and prepared to leave.

But how could the fat man let him go? The fat man's eyes turned and someone immediately surrounded him, blocking the man's way.

The man frowned impatiently, glanced at them, and said, "Does I beat you and you can leave?"

The fat man said, "Not only can you leave, but you can also give you double the money in the bag."

"Okay!" the man made the decision.

The gambling table was set open, and the man and the fat man sat aside.

At the beginning of the bet, the two of them bet on the dice, the most primitive gambling method - to compare who has the largest points.
Chapter completed!