In this way, Ma Zhuo Long instantly switched from an active to a passive position.
After all, if he didn't agree, it would prove he had no guts and no confidence, and everyone would laugh at him; but if he agreed, his chances of winning would plummet.
Know yourself and know your enemy and you'll never lose a hundred battles, but right now Ma Zhuo Long only understood himself, and knew nothing about his opponent Li Fei.
He had never played with ten dice before, so he was really unsure; if it were seven dice, though, he'd be totally at ease.
Don't you dare underestimate those extra three dice—actually, even adding just one more makes the difficulty skyrocket, turning a confident expert into a jittery wreck.
Ma Zhuo Long knew he had no chance of winning, but he didn't know how sure Li Fei was; since the other side had taken the initiative to propose this high‑difficulty rule, odds were he had some secret technique up his sleeve.
