Half an hour later, Yang Fei rushed to Fude Street.
Fude Street was Yannan Old Street.
This street, commonly known as the antique street, was filled with a strong atmosphere of antique culture.
The buildings on both sides of the street were also mostly old houses left from the Republic of China era.
Walking along such a street, one could see many shops selling antique jade articles.
At the same time, there were also many fortune tellers telling fortunes and reading faces.
Damaged chess was played, as a means of making friends over the chessboard.
That had become one of the preferred leisurely pastimes of some Yannan seniors.
The rules of damaged chess were simple: the arena champion set up the chess game to lure challengers to break the position.
Those who did not know, staring intently, could clearly see that one move could break the position.
But no matter what, they just could not break it.
This form of damaged chess carried the nature of gambling.
