The Way of the Blind Girl Chess Saint

Although Ji Beiyi is a second-generation member, it is Ji Hongying who is serving as the captain this time.

Upon hearing Ji Hongying's words, Ji Tuntao's expression also became serious, and she flicked her long, black and gold hair slightly.

Ji Hongying gave this order... which means that she judged that Ji Beiyi would lose the game.

Therefore, the person who will replace Ji Beiyi in the next round to play against Lü Kuangmei is himself.

"I see……"

Ji Tuntao stood up from her seat and gently straightened her gold and black Ji family Taoist robe.

At this point, she had no choice but to be wary of the strangeness emanating from Lü Kuangmei…

Ji Beiyi lost the game without even demonstrating his chess skills or strategy; this is a huge joke.

Of course, this phenomenon also shows that playing against a professional first-dan player named Lü Kuangmei is probably not something that can be achieved simply by having strong chess skills.

At the Full Moon Chess Academy, a stunningly beautiful woman, dressed in a magnificent Taoist robe and with long black hair, took a sip of tea while sitting in a private viewing hall.

Throne - Willow Heaven Gate.

"Ji Beiyi, let's stop here. Who can feel any desire to win against a chess player like this?"

She was right. Ji Beiyi's chess skills were not affected; in fact, her skills were slightly better than Lü Kuangmei's.

Of course, she was playing black, while Lü Kuangmei was playing white.

This bland and mild approach is simply courting disaster.

The first round has finally come to an end... and the curtain has fallen on Ji Beiyi's somewhat dazed expression.

In the end, White won by 4 points with move 179.

The atmosphere in the room was somewhat heavy, and no one could understand what had happened.

This round was even more shocking than the previous round, when Ke Jiuzhu faced Lou Leying.

Because they didn't know that Hua Shenxi was actually Lou Leying in disguise; they simply thought that Lou Leying's skills were decent, but Ke Jiuzhu's were ridiculously strong.

In that round of the competition, the identities of the two sides were unknown to everyone; if you won, you won, and if you lost, you lost.

An Haimi, a professional 7th dan, isn't particularly strong... so nobody pays attention to her.

But Ji Beiyi is a professional sixth-dan Go player from the Ji family. How could he lose so easily to that new first-dan player named Lü Kuangmei?

"What exactly happened?"

Ji Tuntao's golden tiger eyes were somewhat deep as he brushed past Ji Beiyi in the dark corridor.

"Don't worry... If it were you, you should be able to win," Ji Beiyi gently patted Ji Tuntao's shoulder, then turned and left...

In the dark corridor, a hint of undisguised excitement shone through her lifeless gray eyes.

“Lu Kuangmei, interesting, very interesting, this guy…”

Of course, Ji Beiyi didn't lose to Lü Kuangmei on purpose...

As for what kind of magical feeling it would be to play chess with her, Ji Tuntao would probably have to experience it for herself.

The girl with long white hair, white eyes, and white eyebrows... has nothing to do with the game of chess. The moment you see her, you can no longer muster the will to fight.

Unless the opponent is a professional Go player with an intensely terrifying desire to win, a player who will stop at nothing to achieve victory, only then can her unpredictability be broken. Or... one's skill level must be several levels above hers, or one must play white to defeat her.

The light was getting closer, and the petite girl with long, black-gold hair was very close to the exit...

In the dark corridor, her golden tiger eyes widened slightly.

Her Taoist robe was absolutely black, but the sleeves were a gorgeous gold. She gently sat down opposite Lü Kuangmei.

In the second match of the third round of the Sansheng Cup, professional fourth-dan Ji Tuntao faced off against professional first-dan Lü Kuangmei.

Ji Tuntao and Lü Kuangmei are about the same age, but Ji Tuntao is a professional fourth-dan.

In the second game, Ji Tuntao will still play black, because they have chosen Liu Shi.

Regardless of victory or defeat, the Ji family will have to bear the consequences of either win or loss...

In the first two rounds, the teams that actively chose the Luo family and the Ke family both lost. If the Ji family loses again, it might become a running joke.

"It's Lü Kuangmei and Ji Tuntao. Ji Beiyi lost, but Ji Tuntao still has a great chance of winning."

Inside the viewing hall, many professional Go players still didn't have much faith in Lü Kuangmei, after all, Ji Tuntao's strength was undeniable, regardless of whether Lü Kuangmei had ever defeated Ji Beiyi.

Lü Kuangmei easily defeated Ji Beiyi, perhaps due to her unpredictable chess moves, but... wouldn't she get tired after using the same moves for an entire game? Would she really use the same moves against Ji Tuntao again?

What kind of chess player is Ji Tuntao?

..............

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Chapter 412: The Purest Chess Player

"dad……"

"If you still can't beat Hongying today, don't call me dad anymore."

At home, a young girl with long, black and yellow hair was slightly angry; she was truly disappointed in her daughter.

Ji Tuntao is too petite and has not inherited her domineering aura at all, nor does she have the talent to match Ji Hongying.

I keep losing, I keep losing.

Apart from Ji Hongying, she could clearly defeat everyone else, but she just couldn't defeat Ji Hongying.

In the world of professional Go, every generation produces an incredibly dazzling monster, far surpassing everyone else, a Go player who falls like a comet at the farthest point in the world.

Ji Shihu was furious because, for the Ji family, the strongest person of this generation was Ji Hongying, not her daughter Ji Tuntao.

Often, strength comes from contrast, and she cannot accept her daughter being merely a foil for others!

Although Ji Hongying has not yet reached the dazzling chess skills that Ji Xuehuang possessed in her youth, Ji Shihu could sense it.

Ji Hongying is a girl who... keeps things very secret.

Her state of mind was completely strange, unlike that of a girl in her early teens. Her terror might even surpass that of the young Ji Xuehuang.

She... never reveals her true chess skills to outsiders.

If Ji Tuntao doesn't beat her every day, the gap between them will widen and widen, becoming increasingly unattainable.

......

"Dad said that if I don't beat you today, I'm not allowed to call her Dad anymore..." Ji Tuntao whispered to Ji Hongying while they were playing chess.

"Really? Then I'll deliberately lose to you, okay? You guess an even number, get the white pieces, and then we'll settle the score in the middle game!"

Xiao Ji Hongying looked around and whispered to Xiao Ji Tuntao.

The other party understands her meaning, and she will deliberately pretend to make a misjudgment in the middle game so that no one will notice that it was intentional when reviewing the game.

"Okay, okay!" Ji Tuntao nodded shamelessly, shaking her long, black and gold hair with great joy.

She... didn't care whether she could beat Ji Hongying, nor did she care about her dignity or her chess mentality as a player.

............

Ji Tuntao once defeated Ji Hongying, even by many games, but outsiders still don't know the truth about it.

Just how strong is Ji Tuntao's desire to win? How persistent is she? Can it surpass Lü Kuangmei's indifference to victory and defeat?

Judging from her appearance, she might be a very competitive and arrogant chess player.

She was just a short girl with long black and blonde hair and very noticeable little tiger teeth.

She has been a professional Go player for quite some time now; at least, she is no longer a newcomer to the professional Go world.

But even she herself didn't know; she didn't understand.

What does she want? What does she want to win? What does she want to gain?

Life is always like this, especially her life as a professional Go player.

She didn't understand the meaning of becoming a professional chess player, but she always wanted to keep playing and keep winning.

Adolescence is always accompanied by many troubles, even though they are talented professional chess players and daughters of wealthy families who do not need to worry about making a living.

But... is that enough? Can this really help me grow?

Ji Tuntao was unclear and did not understand what kind of chess player she wanted to play against.

Ji Beiyi had just told her, "If it were you, you should be able to defeat her."

Because she believed that Ji Tuntao was a chess player with a strong desire to win, and she didn't want to lose, so she would win.

But how many people, besides herself, can truly understand her? Even she herself doesn't understand what kind of person she is.

A professional chess player always grows by gradually understanding himself.

"This guy..."

When he saw Ji Tuntao pick up a black chess piece, Lü Kuangmei's white pupils widened slightly.

Ji Tuntao didn't even look at herself... Her pupils never reflected the image of her opponent.

Because... she didn't even see herself clearly.

Ji Tuntao's inner self is the opposite of her outward appearance; she is not a professional Go player with a strong desire to win.

Her slender right hand picked up a black chess piece and then slammed it down with great force.

In this way, a perfect move can be made.

pat...

She withdrew her arm, then raised her wide, golden sleeves, revealing a cute little tiger tooth at the corner of Ji Tuntao's mouth.

That's right, she doesn't understand the responsibilities of a professional Go player, but as long as she can make moves like this, she feels fulfilled.

She... might be a player with an even lower desire to win than Lü Kuangmei; in fact, what she might crave is Go itself, not victory.

It's possible that she had already fallen into Lü Kuangmei's trap, but... Ji Tuntao couldn't sense it because that was the realm she herself longed for.

I don't seek victory or defeat, I don't care about who's better or worse, I just... simply play Go, simply do what I love.