The Way of the Blind Girl Chess Saint

Since it's aimed at Xiaomu, it means that her low-profile route has been completely blocked...

"call"

Taking a deep breath, Su Chan raised his snow-white sleeves.

.....

At this very moment, another woman with a light green hairpin adorning her hair was also watching the game, her palm constantly spinning a black and white yin-yang ball.

Two light green strands of hair were neatly combed into rings and hung on either side of her head, adding a touch of antiquity to the girl's exquisite face.

On the back of her blue Taoist robe, there was also a large character 【罗】 (Luo).

"Second sister, what do you think?"

Beside the girl sat a woman with light green hair.

Luo asked curiously as he woke up.

She and her second sister watched the final round of the 10-dan title match together.

As for the other chess players in the Luo family, none of them were as strong as the two of them, so Luo Jiangxing let them set up the chess pieces on their own.

"White is at a disadvantage. Big sister, you wouldn't ask me about a situation like this, would you?" The girl with the cassia hairpin in her hair shook her head.

“That’s not what you think,” Luo Jiangxing shook his head.

"I think White can win," she said after thinking for a while, then hesitated before continuing.

"why?"

"Feel"

Your intuition is always very accurate.

"Unfortunately, my intuition is always very inaccurate when playing against you."

You are still young.

"Big sister, that's what you said three years ago."

Hearing the girl's bitter words, Luo Jiangxing chuckled softly and asked, "If I were to challenge the tenth dan, what would the result be?"

let me……?

The delicate young girl, with her hair styled in a light green laurel hairpin, frowned and thought for a moment before earnestly extending four fingers.

This means that she will definitely win within four games.

In other words, it means that Lin Hong can only win one game at most.

"Not bad, it seems your intuition is still very accurate," Luo Jiangxing nodded in admiration.

A beautiful young woman with long, light green hair adorned with a cassia hairpin and wearing the Luo family's professional Taoist robe, possesses absolute confidence and a chess skill that looks down upon all living beings.

Because... she was the second most formidable chess player in the Luo family, second only to Luo Jiangxing.

The second daughter of the Luo family, the head of the six concubines -

Professional 9th ​​Dan, Demon Queen Killer Luo Huangwu.

The skill levels of chess players are inherently unequal; there will always be people who see you as an ant.

But sister, do you think there might come a day when a chess player... will look at you the way you look at others?

The incredibly beautiful green-haired girl, Luo Huangwu, reached out and stroked a corner of the chessboard, speaking gently.

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All six concubines appeared.

The head of the six consorts, a professional ninth-dan - Demon Slayer Consort Luo Huangwu.

Professional 8th Dan - Saint Child Princess Luo Youjun.

Professional 8th Dan - Tragic Demoness Luo Qinglian.

Professional 7th Dan - Giant Goddess Luo Dule.

Professional Rank 7 - Silver Spear Consort Su Chan.

Professional 6th Dan - Echo Princess Luo Qingsheng.

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Blade Bounty: 50 blades for an extra chapter!!!

Chapter 352: Look into my eyes! [Fifth Update]

The value of the Star Coin is equivalent to that of the Chinese Yuan.

The annual salary of the Qi Sheng is 15 billion Star Coins.

Tian Yuan's annual salary is 45 billion Star Coins.

The tenth rank has an annual salary of 50 billion Star Coins.

The throne's annual stipend is 53 billion Star Dollars.

The celebrity's annual salary is 191 billion Singapore dollars.

The Chess Saint receives an annual salary of 200 billion Star Coins.

Honinbo's annual salary is 202 billion Singapore dollars.

The salary for the title increases by 25 percent every year, so the longer you hold the title, the more money you get.

On the surface, Qisheng's value should be the lowest, at 20 billion a year.

However, even 15 billion is hundreds of times more than the salary of an average person working hard for a lifetime.

The salaries for the titles Tengen, Judan, and Oza are quite similar, so they are considered mid-level titles.

The current reigning champions, Liu Tianmen and Lin Hong, have both been defending their titles for over ten years, and their assets are conservatively estimated to be worth hundreds of billions of star coins.

Looking further up, there are the three most prestigious titles: Meijin, Kisei, and Honinbo.

Their salaries have reached an alarmingly high level, making them a money-printing machine that even giant commercial companies can hardly match.

As long as one player can hold a title for more than five years, it can guarantee that a family will be worry-free for generations, and Ji Yingting can live on coconuts and beef for the rest of his life.

I eat it for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and even late-night snacks—I eat it until I throw up!

Just like the merchants during their heyday decades ago, even though they never obtained a high-ranking title, they were frequent recipients of titles such as Go Saint, Throne, Tengen, and Judan.

That money continued to be squandered even after the business declined, and even fifty years later, not even a tenth of it has been used up.

Even though the merchant has not produced any outstanding professional Go players for many years, it has always been the ultimate powerhouse in Aragetsu City.

Therefore, in the present-day Moon, in the present-day interstellar space...

Forget about prestigious business families; they're nothing compared to the terrifying financial power of a Go-playing family.

Learning business won't save the world; you should just learn Go instead!

Of course, for the average person, becoming a professional Go player is an extremely difficult task, let alone winning a title.

Of course, it's not just about titles; the prize money for the champion of any Class A Go league is over 100 million yuan.

Even the salaries of professional 9-dan Go players are frighteningly high, and their wages fluctuate based on their performance throughout the year.

Of course... the salary at the beginning of a professional career is quite average.

People like Ji Yingting only earn a little over 30,000 yuan a month.

Of course, even so, it's still much better than being an ordinary office worker.

Of course, to get paid, you have to play at least 5 matches a month [promotion tournaments, the most basic tournaments for professional Go players, held every week].

Just to clarify, Su Chan hasn't received a single penny of salary for over two years, which is why she's remained at the professional rank of 2th Dan for the past two years.

There are many such players, such as Ji Shihu, a professional 8-dan player from the Ji family. They would ignore the hand position because they were preparing for the A-League or title matches.

Therefore, although the requirements for becoming a professional 9th ​​dan are not that difficult, not everyone is in a hurry to become a professional 9th ​​dan.

If we're talking about the best-performing new player this year, it would undoubtedly be Shui Tingyue, the newly promoted professional 9-dan and the head of Qingcha Academy. She's a regular champion in the top-tier league.

At the end of last year's Seven Star Cup, she narrowly defeated runner-up Luo Youjun and won a prize of 5 million Star Coins.

"pat..."

"pat..."

The sound of each move being placed echoed in the quiet chess room, making it exceptionally peaceful. Lin Hong's dark eyes were fixed on the chessboard.

A ten-year reign as champion would earn him a salary exceeding 10 billion annually.

However, they...

No, it also includes other players with titles, including professional 9-dan players or retired players.

They never thought about the issue of salary.

It's not because money is vulgar, it's because they simply don't have time to think about those trivial things.

They simply wanted to play chess and win.

Everyone wants to prove themselves as a professional chess player, to play a game that will be remembered for generations, to make a divine move that will amaze the world.

Throughout history, professional chess players have essentially been a group of innocent children. Their pure hearts cannot be tainted by the world; on the contrary, they purify imperfections.

Because you have the heart for chess, you can play chess anywhere... right? Even blindfolded chess doesn't matter.

"A fight can be fought anywhere, as long as there's the will."

Whether at the very top of the Crescent Province Professional Go Academy or in an ordinary Go academy, whether in the final round of a 10-dan title match or in a regular friendly game.

Looking at his somewhat aged yet still strong bronze arms, Lin Hong slowly opened his dark eyes a crack.

As the game progressed into the middle game, he was still leading by about five points. However, what he wanted was not the 10-dan title, but... to have a full-fledged battle with Su Chan.

Was this his last battle? He didn't care at all.

Right now, at this very moment, all he wants to do is to display his life's worth of chess skills without reservation.