The Way of the Blind Girl Chess Saint

I played on my phone for a while, but to be honest, I just looked at the game analysis of An Ruotong and Xiao Qiyu from last night.

"An Ruotong suppressed Xiao Qiyu in the final stages of the game... Xiao Qiyu should have turned the tide."

Comment: If Xiao Qiyu had managed to capture the corners in the endgame, he might have won.

The game was about to start, and Ji Hongying put on black stockings while eating bread.

The quarterfinal match slots were filled out in advance, and everyone knows that she faced Shang Gongying in the first round.

Ji Hongying played black, and Shang Gongying played white.

"Hongying, do you know that guy? He seems pretty arrogant."

In the spectator room, a girl with long, curly black and blonde hair asked in confusion.

Ji Tuntao didn't know Shang Gongying. To be precise, they weren't very familiar with each other, since there was a significant gap between the two becoming professional Go players.

I've heard that Shang Gongying's chess moves are a bit strange.

Even the Shi family, a chess family that emphasizes weight and strength, is no exception.

Both Qingmei Horned Rhinoceros Crocodile Shi Leyue and Black Beast Shi Loulou were defeated by Shang Gongying.

"Yes, she just became a professional phantom storyteller this year."

Ji Hongying nodded.

"Of course I know that."

"Xiao Tao, don't you know? Shang Gongying has multiple personalities."

A girl with long gray hair sat on the sofa and spoke softly.

Professional 6th Dan - Ji Beiyi

"Huh? Multiple personality disorder?"

"Although I've only heard about it, I still feel that multiple personality disorder is a bit unrealistic. You've heard of the Jade-Faced Green Fox, right?"

Jade-faced Green Fox...?

Ji Tuntao nodded.

Although the development of chess strategies is relatively recent, the number of young chess players with established strategies is increasing, becoming more complex and difficult to quantify.

but……

Looking at the entire Eastern Federation, there are three well-known fox chess formations that are relatively famous among professional chess players.

The Lou family's Flower Fox Lord and the Hua family's Consort Fox.

The Qin family's patriarch, the Moon-Shaking Fox.

The art of the Jade-Faced Fox, a skill attributed to Shang Gongying, was said to have been lost before she became a professional Go player.

At least, the most famous young chess player of many years ago, "Shang Zha Nu," did not have this chess position.

If she were still alive, she would at least be a chess master-level super player by now.

However, her daughter, Shang Gongying, exhibited very obvious multiple personalities.

For example, last week, during the round of 16 matches.

While Shang Gongying was eating popcorn in the spectator room, she suddenly stood up and slapped the teammate next to her.

"Why did you feed me these deformed and disgusting pieces of meat! It's so disgusting!!"

"No...you were the one who wanted to eat it, waaaaah!"

That's how everyone knows that Shang Gongying has multiple personalities.

As for the professional exams, those amateur chess players are just naive kids who have never seen the world.

Many people came to take the professional exam, yet they didn't even know the chess positions... That's why Shang Gongying's multiple personalities weren't exposed.

However, players who have never played against Shang Gongying in person cannot know how many tails she has.

"It won't be a nine-tailed fox, will it?"

"impossible……"

Ji Beiyi shook her head. If Shang Gongying really had a nine-tailed fox, how could she have lost to Ji Yingting in the professional exam?

"Whether it has a few tails or not doesn't really matter... that guy Shang Gongying."

With her fiery red, medium-length hair cascading down her back, Ji Hongying's voice was slightly low.

Her crimson eyes widened slightly; even with so many tails, she was still a fox spirit!

...

Outside the black corridor is the lobby, and opposite the lobby is another completely dark corridor.

There, a girl with long, orange, hee-cut hair had just come out.

Jade-green eyes, with six intertwined jade fox tail patterns etched on a white robe.

Her eyes were not something that could be simply described as magnificent in a single sentence.

Shang Qiqi was originally blind, but she opened her eyes during the evolution of the chess game.

She wore a snow-white Taoist robe, and her face was stunningly beautiful. Beneath her orange bangs was a magnificent beauty, like stars falling and the moon setting in the sky. Even the celestial beings who had been banished from heaven could not compare to her.

Her pale orange hair was split in strands, like neatly arranged sparks dancing in the air, and her orange eyes held a burning flame.

"Hongying, be careful."

Looking at the girl on the screen, Ji Tuntao frowned slightly.

Although Ji Tuntao had seen Shang Gongying many times in the spectator hall, her impression of her as cute and sharp-tongued still dominated.

This is the first time she has seen Shang Gongying's demeanor when she is targeting an opponent.

"Um"

Ji Hongying nodded and stood up, dragging a long, golden-red robe with phoenix patterns.

Sizzle sizzle sizzle sizzle...

Strange noises echoed throughout the dark corridor.

On the outside of the golden sleeves, something seemed to be burning.

The red-haired girl's delicate hand gently poked at the wall, tracing a charred mark.

The smell of burning filled the air, and white smoke billowed from the walls.

Tick, tick, tick...

Drops of scorching liquid, like lava, flowed from her pale little hands to the ground, burning out strange pits.

Ji Hongying walked along, her golden robe billowing, leaving the entire corridor in a state of... utter devastation.

Chapter 452: The Heavy Monster

The red-haired girl's delicate hand gently poked at the wall, tracing a charred mark.

The smell of burning filled the air, and white smoke billowed from the walls.

Tick, tick, tick...

Drops of scorching liquid, like lava, flowed from her pale little hands to the ground, burning out strange pits.

Ji Hongying walked along, her golden robe billowing, leaving the entire corridor in a state of... utter devastation.

"Shang Gongying, I've been waiting for you for a long time."

With fiery red, heroic lion-like eyebrows, but a sickly pale face, a somewhat delicate girl walked out of the dark passage.

She was not Ji Yingting's only one.

When Ji Hongying was eight years old, she had a dream, a dream that made her feel sad and heartbroken.

She forgot the content of her dream, but she didn't know whether she had forgotten the dream or the person.

Sister, why didn't you say anything?

At that time, she didn't understand.

Ji Yingting left the Ji family not because she was blind or couldn't play Go—those are such trivial reasons.

This is just a lie spread by the family to deceive others.

Neither Ji Xuehuang nor Ji Xingquan, no matter how many reasons they had or how ruthless they were, could possibly drive a blind person out of the Ji family, nor did they have the right to do so.

"Sister, why are you leaving? Aren't you happy with Xiao Hongying?"

"No, I'm just too happy!"

The cute little girl with long, light green hair gave him a thought-provoking smile.

Of course, at that time, Ji Hongying did not know what that smile meant.

However, behind Ji Hongying's confusion and sadness lies a deep fear.

She feared Ji Yingting, feared that one day she might have to play chess with him.

Ji Yingting's chess skills may have truly and completely awakened on that day...

With its bluish-green rabbit ears and bluish-green cat tail, its form and the moonlight in its eyes, it was a perfect creature I had never seen before.

"But so what?"

Her fiery red, eerie eyes remained incredibly beautiful as the beautiful girl in the golden phoenix robe stepped out of the darkness.

Ji Hongying smoothed her fiery red hair with her fair hands. Right now, she wouldn't be thinking about such trivial things.

"No matter who the opponent is, as long as they can defeat what's in front of me, one day..."

"Clap!"

With a feather fan unfolded, a black chess piece was held between her slender, white hands and gently placed in the upper right corner of the chessboard, at the star point.

Red flames flowed down Bai Zan's arm, splashing onto the chessboard like lava, filling the sky with fire.