At My Brother's Wedding, I Make the Bridesmaids Cry

A friend is getting married, and Li Quan, serving as his best man, joins the wedding convoy to pick up the bride.

His friend's wife is from Sichuan. Besides having a fierce appetite for spicy food, she also loves mahjong.

So the bridesmaids set two challenges for the groom's party: eating spicy strips and playing mahjong.

The spicy-strip challenge is easy enough, but mahjong is a problem. The rules allow only one person to play, and there's no way to beat three bridesmaids with excellent skills.

Even regular card players are at a loss.

The auspicious time is approaching, and there's no choice. As best man, Li Quan decides to step in and face all three bridesmaids alone.

Even if the three bridesmaids cheat, it doesn't matter. He just has to make sure they don't get the chance.

Relying on his incredible luck, Li Quan wins with a heavenly hand of Thirteen Orphans from the start.

The bridesmaids aren't satisfied, so they propose another round.

Li Quan then goes on a self-drawing rampage, winning with Big Three Dragons, Big Four Winds, and Full Flush, all high-scoring hands. By the end, everyone realizes the bridesmaids are actually crying...

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.