Liu Zheng drew four patterns on the ground: circles, diamonds, peach flowers, and plum flowers.
"Continue."
The burly man carved the cards again.
"For the last two stone pieces, let me ask first, is it inappropriate to use dragons as patterns?"
He asked.
"Just don't use five claws."
The burly man hesitated for a moment and said.
"Then let's use four-clawed ones. One with horns is the Dragon King, and one without is the Dragon Prince."
"Okay."
The burly man agreed and carved the last two cards.
"Alright, now the whole deck is ready. Next, I'll teach you how to play."
Liu Zheng started teaching from the simplest "Compare Size," "Draw the Turtle," all the way to the most complex "Upgrade," "Throwing Eggs," "Protect the Emperor."
Even though he spoke very fast and only explained the rules without practical demonstration, he still talked for almost an hour.
"Okay, this should be enough for you to play for two hundred years."
He licked his lips and said.
