Ita Era

Chapter 35 Peach Blossom Village (33)

Ding! System notification: Main quest completed.

What? Ding Shi flipped through the system page in disbelief, and after looking at it, he realized that the main quest was to participate in the sacrifice, not to complete it.

Ding Shi was in a good mood. He and the village chief each lit a cigarette and chatted idly. Most of the time, the village chief did the talking, talking about the villagers, the past, and Pan'er.

At 7:55, a minibus drove up from a distance and stopped two meters away from the bus shelter, opening its doors.

The rain was still falling. Ding Shi looked at the ground, wondering if his shoes were okay after getting wet. He decided to either try it himself or have the village chief try it.

Ding Shi respected the elderly and cared for the young. He helped the village chief to the bus stop, opened the automatic umbrella for him, and the village chief, leaning on his cane and holding the umbrella in one hand, stepped onto the wet ground, got into the minibus, and sat down in the front seat.

The village chief was alright, but Ding Shi still felt uneasy. Ever since he woke up, he had felt like he had a thorn in his side.

The time ticked from 56 minutes to 59 minutes. The driver had restarted the vehicle. Looking at the seconds on the system timer, Ding Shi opened his large black umbrella and stepped onto the wet ground.

Is there a problem with this action? Definitely not, because the village chief has already demonstrated that Gui San Niang's differential treatment would be subject to complaints.

However, Ding Shi's heart sank. The village chief's umbrella was an automatic one made of plastic. Ding Shi's umbrella was a cloth umbrella, the kind that lets in a light drizzle when it's raining heavily outside.

Without hesitation, Ding threw away his umbrella and rushed into the minibus, followed by a red figure.

At eight o'clock, the driver closed the car door, but he was a step too late. Gui San Niang also entered the car and rushed straight at Ding Shi.

"We're one short!"

A cheerful jingling melody begins, freezing the village chief, the driver, Gui San Niang, and Ding Shi in place, while the surrounding scenery rapidly changes.

A bright light appeared overhead, beyond which lay endless darkness; within the light was a mahjong table and four chairs. A mysterious force placed Ding Shi and the others, who had been frozen in place, onto the chairs.

The automatic mahjong machine spews out mahjong tiles, quickly arranging four rows of tiles.

The rule of having three players missing in a game of mahjong is easy to understand when it appears on the mahjong table.

One minute later, the mahjong game began.

Ding Shi quickly drew a card and started playing. His next player was Gui San Niang, whose cute face was full of confusion. She was intelligent and understood the rules of the game, but the problem was that she didn't know how to play mahjong.

Ten seconds later, the number above Gui San Niang's head jumps from 0 to -1. If she doesn't draw a card for more than 10 seconds, she will lose one point.

Gui San Niang looked to Ding Shi and the others for help. Ding Shi had already communicated with the village chief and the driver by eye contact, so he ignored Gui San Niang's pleading look.
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2, -3, -4.

That's not fair to bully ghosts.

Gui San Niang could only watch as the score kept fluctuating. After losing 100 points, the game ended in a draw.

In the second round, Ding Shi won again, and Gui San Niang lost 100 points.

In the third round, Gui San Niang was enraged, but was restrained by a mysterious force and unable to unleash her fury.

In the tenth round, Ding Shi finally spoke up to instruct: "Take one card, play one card."

Gui San Niang took the card and looked at Ding Shi. Ding Shi said, "Put it up."

Gui San Niang placed the two tiles on the table. Seeing the village chief draw his tiles, Gui San Niang breathed a sigh of relief: "Thank you."

Ding Shi: "You're welcome, your voice is very nice."

Gui San Niang was a little shy: "Really?" "Yes." Ding Shi swiped out a five-dollar bill and handed it over: "Driver, do you have four?" This isn't cheating, is it? It's just asking a question, I didn't ask the driver to make four.

The driver took the banknotes, printed out four strips, and Ding Shi said, "Pong. Third Sister, you can continue."

Gui San Niang picked up a mahjong tile and placed it on the table. The village chief drew a tile, and Ding Shi held out a banknote, asking, "Brother Village Chief, do you have a two of circles?"

The village chief got goosebumps, collected the banknotes, and discarded a two of bamboo tiles. Ding Shi ponged it, starting to declare a winning hand. Everyone else discarded their tiles as soon as they drew them, and Ding Shi easily won by drawing the winning tile himself. With the help of the village chief and the driver, Ding Shi won five rounds in a row, then let the village chief win, thus becoming the dealer.

Gui San Niang was the dealer, and Ding Shi was very helpful in teaching her. Gui San Niang was very grateful. Without Ding Shi, she wouldn't even be able to continue the game.

The village chief, Duan Yaojiu, was peaceful.

The driver broke the 19 and remained calm.

Ding Shi Duan Yao Jiu Ping He.

After one lap, the score is calculated. Since Ding Shi has the highest score, there is no penalty.

The three people and the ghost were frozen in place, and the scenery around them changed rapidly, eventually returning them to the car.

After this battle, Gui San Niang's opinion of Ding Shi changed drastically, but it wasn't enough to stop her from killing him. Just as Gui San Niang was about to make her move, Ding Shi, whose instance time had already ended, transformed into a beam of light and disappeared the moment he exited the "Three Missing One" scene.

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Stepping out of the island's teleportation array, Ding Shi scanned the area and found the little angel on the beach, fencing with a fairy wand and a crab.

Too busy to deal with it, Ding Shi began to organize the results of the dungeon.

Congratulations on clearing the Peach Blossom Village dungeon! This dungeon has an overall rating of A. The following are the dungeon rewards.

One friend card allows you to add one friend, who can then use the teleportation portal to visit your island.

Five random logistics cards.

The most important reward: money.

Based on the overall evaluation, side quest completion rate, and identity compatibility, Ding Shi receives a 250% monetary reward. The basic reward for clearing the level is $50, and Ding Shi receives $125. Adding the rewards from the dungeon quests and the money he extorted from the village chief, Ding Shi's current bank account balance is $150.

The Logistics Random Card grants an Island Life Card upon use, ranging from white (lowest tier) to crimson gold (highest tier). The color indicates the card's rarity and the probability of drawing it, not its power. A prime example is the white mosquito net; its true power is only known to those who need it.

Ding Shi glanced at his luck; 7 o'clock, not bad.

First, wash your hands and place the five random cards face down on the table. Ding Shi bowed to the four card directions, covered the first random card with his palm, and selected to use it. A flash of light appeared under his palm.

Ding Shi slowly moved his palm away, revealing just a tiny edge of the random card. He only removed his hand after confirming it was a green card. Then, using his index finger and thumb, he picked up a corner of the card and slowly flipped it open. There was a picture! There was a picture! It was white. Ding Shi became excited and flipped the card over in one go.

Ding Shi knew his actions were not only despicable but also incredibly low, especially the fleeting pleasure he felt upon revealing his hand, which filled him with deep guilt. However, he couldn't be entirely blamed; he had managed the gambling den for Wang Meng for two years, inevitably absorbing some of its vices. Fortunately, he only enjoyed playing the game and had no real interest in gambling itself. After witnessing countless families ruined and knowing the secrets of cheating, he was acutely aware of the fate of gamblers.

(The gambling cheating techniques described in this book are not fictionalized; not only are there real people who can reach such levels, but they are also not uncommon.)
An air-source heat pump kettle can quickly heat water until it boils by having water inside and air outside.

The second item is a green card and a wooden bed, which can be replaced with a stone bed.

The third card is a white card and a small bamboo chair, about the same height as a stool, but with an extra backrest.

Upon seeing the white card, Ding Shi washed his hands again. After a ritual, he used the fourth random card, which immediately shone with golden light, almost blinding his eyes.

(End of this chapter)