Zhang Yang was experienced in competitions, quick to respond, and knew how to reject unreasonable demands from strangers.
In contrast, Liu Zi was different. Young and lacking social experience, he faced the authoritative figure of a judge with an air of reverence.
This small difference gave the judge an opportunity.
"Do you remember what the judge who took your bait looked like? Do you know his name?" Zhang Yang asked with a slight frown.
"I remember, tall and a bit chubby, with a potbelly! I didn't catch his name!" Liu Zi nodded, describing the judge who took his bait.
After hearing this brief description, Zhang Yang immediately knew it was the same judge who had been refused when trying to take his bait.
Out of over a hundred anglers, the judge specifically took bait from the two of them. Explaining it as random was too far-fetched.
