Xiao Hua's all-in-all-out style of play was easy to see through for those who were familiar with it. He often used such tactics whenever we played mahjong, but we were usually playing for one or two hundred yuan (of course, were good law-abiding citizens who only play for one or two yuan now) (1). If it was really a fight for survival, then even the smallest tactics would interfere with the enemy's plans. Based on my understanding, Xiao Hua's first tactic was to muddy the waters. In other words, everything was a false move.
When Xiao Hua implented these two tactics, he was already prepared to launch a full attack. He was just using strategy as a cover. It looked like he was signaling to everyone that he wanted to outwit the opponent this ti, but in fact, he was only covering up his true intentions.
Xiao Hua was used to doing things in a big way, unlike , who preferred causing a fuss in a low-key manner. Of course, there was no real right or wrong way when it ca to our two thods.
So, when everyone in Xiao Huas team entered the fake entrance, Xiao Hua's core team didnt need to lie in ambush in the cave. After this move was made, Xiao Hua's core team in the building should have taken advantage of Boss Jiaos montary hesitation and directly attacked.
From what I knew of him, I could guess who the attackers were. I watched Liu Sang quietly, wanting to know how the all-out attack had been defeated this ti.
I had participated in Xiao Hua's all-out attack on the Wang family, and even several of their family mbers couldnt resist his tactics. Anyone who has ever been in a fight knows that you can gain an absolute advantage by covering the opponents eyes before you start. The blind zone ford by this half-second advantage was the exact trick Xiao Hua had used before.
Liu Sang and the others fell silent. It took him a long ti to tell Xiao Hua's real plan, which was exactly what I had expected. Then, Liu Sang made a conclusion that surprised .
There werent many people in their main force, but all of them were good players. While they launched an all-out assault on the fourth floor, Boss Jiao also launched an attack.
The two groups clashed. Boss Jiao hadnt been confused by any of Xiao Huas tactics, which made Liu Sang suspect that they had planned it for a long ti. They had probably even planned it at the sa ti Xiao Hua was making his own plans.
Xiao Hua also had a very clear backup plan whenever he went all out. If the general attack failed, he would sneak into Boss Jiao's team in the chaos while the others imdiately retreated into the calling springs entrance. Boss Jiao's plan decided Xiao Huas defeat this ti, because Xiao Hua didn't know a key piece of information.
Xiao Hua imdiately carried out the backup plan after Boss Jiao's attack and most of his people retreated to the calling spring to hide. But at this ti, the calling spring erupted.
It wasnt water that ca spraying out of the calling spring, but poisonous gas.
When I heard this, I thought of the quilts on both sides of the secret passage and felt my heart stir.
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TN Notes:
(1) Fun fact from Tiffany: Wu Xie had to ntion this because it was illegal if they played for one or two hundred yuan. It would be considered private gambling, which isnt allowed in China. (Not like they're grave robbers or anything lol)
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