Have to Save My Man's Dignity

The wedding banquet ended, and most of the guests dispersed to go home.

A portion of the couple's family and friends went to the hotel suite that was booked for entertainment, playing cards, and singing karaoke.

Qiao Jiusheng's new room was also filled with people. A few women sat at the card table. The winning and losing chips were not money, but their men.

Wei Xin, who was neither married nor a man, took the initiative to be the distributor.

These women were playing a modified version of the Texas War Bull. The rules were simple. The dealer distributed five cards to each player in turn. After the players received all five cards, they could look at the cards. Each player placed their bets according to the size of their cards. The chips they placed were not money, but items on their own men.

Each man could carry two hundred items, regardless of size.