However, keeping both hands consistent in the first round but slipping up on this detail in the second was somewhat problematic.
Did Red Clo want him to choose the right hand?
The information conveyed by this detail was quite superficial.
So, Jiang Shu naturally thought of choosing the left hand.
Moreover, according to statistics from within the Magician community, in the simple game of guessing the coin, most people hid the coin in the same hand as the first time in the second round, but in the opposite hand in the third round.
It was patterns like left-left-right or right-right-left.
In a sense, this was almost a universal subconscious human behavior.
Red Clo, perhaps having not interacted with many people in the past, likely didn't understand this pattern.
Not understanding meant he wouldn't counter it.
So, after a brief moment of thought, Jiang Shu chose the left hand again.
"Left hand," he straightforwardly said.
