"Fantastic! Mr. Luo Ge's method is the best; Mr. Luo Ge, you must give that kid a harsh lesson and show him that there are always bigger fish in the sea!"
Luo Ge's suggestion was immediately met with everyone's approval.
Pang Feng called Luo Ge a swindler because he must have seen through some tricks; otherwise, why would he say such a thing?
Luo Ge seized this point, wanting to compete with Pang Feng in a test of sight, which was essentially about using professional knowledge to crush and embarrass Pang Feng.
Actually, Luo Ge's proposal was a diversion, cleverly shifting everyone's attention away from Pang Feng's suggestion to let the four "lucky ones" untie the jade stones, refocusing it on Luo Ge teaching Pang Feng a lesson.
He only needed to crush Pang Feng, prove his standards were many times higher than Pang Feng's, and Pang Feng would immediately become nothing in everyone's eyes.
