The Way of the Blind Girl Chess Saint

"puff"

Her loud voice attracted a lot of attention, and many people around her chuckled quietly.

"Young man, please watch your behavior and don't interfere with the other players' game."

Just then, a male referee with a somewhat serious appearance walked over from a distance and said something.

"Tch," Cui Jinhuang snorted unhappily, but stopped her leg movements. Disobeying the referee's orders could result in a suspension.

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PS:

[Because of the good results, this book will temporarily be updated twice a day!!!!!!!!!]

In addition, the first chapter of the new book has just been released: "After Being Eaten by a Fox in the Apocalypse, I Became a Fox Mother."

Let me explain why I'm releasing a new book; it's not actually a three-part project.

Because the new book has tens of thousands of words in its draft and has been in preparation for a long time, it's not a problem to update it once a day for more than half a month.

Then the old book is almost finished, so when the old book was finished, the drafts for the new book were just used up. So I'm still writing two books at the same time. Don't worry that I started the new book because of bad grades or something.

The book's sales yesterday far exceeded my and the editor's expectations, with initial orders doubling those of the older book.

Also, this is the character design for the female lead of the new book, [Ji Weirou]. It cost 1000 yuan. Thank you to the artist, Yingzi.

Chapter 77: Stop joking!!!

pat.

Ji Yingting's slender fingers twirled through her long, bluish-green hair as she gently placed a white chess piece onto the board and then moved it slightly.

"What... what's going on? Her calculation skills are amazing!"

A few drops of cold sweat trickled down Cui Jinhuang's forehead. She raised her head and glanced, her eyes trembling slightly, at the timer that only had a little over 10 minutes left.

During the opening phase, she would take a full 10 seconds to think before placing a piece. However, even in the mid-game, when both sides' pieces were locked in a fierce battle, Ji Yingting still managed to keep the time for each move to around 10 seconds.

Is she... a robot? She doesn't even need to think about such a complicated situation, and her facial expression hasn't changed at all.

In that case... wouldn't she not even have the chance to borrow the other person's time to think? ... There wouldn't be enough time left.

"Oh no..."

Although I didn't fall too far behind her in points during the opening phase, the "safety" and "expansion potential" of the black and white stones were worlds apart.

"Damn it!! I have this feeling that I can't win no matter what!! Just like when I play chess with my brother, I feel a deep sense of powerlessness."

Cui Jinhuang clenched her teeth tightly, and her hands trembled uncontrollably a few times.

She thought the white pieces wanted to kill her group, so she started to run away desperately, but she didn't expect... it was a conspiracy.

The opponent actually used the process of chasing down her large group to completely surround her territory, while her large group still did not survive completely... Her moves... were completely flawless.

"...I surrender."

Cui Jinhuang lowered her head expressionlessly, her hands clenched tightly, her body trembling uncontrollably.

"Um...excuse me...actually, I'm blind, so could you please go and call the referee? Thank you."

Ji Yingting smiled kindly, tilting her head slightly. Her eyes narrowed slightly, revealing a sliver of green willow-leaf eyebrows. She clasped her slender, fair hands together in a pleading gesture.

blind?

Cui Jinhuang's expression froze for a moment. She actually said that she was blind?

She lowered her head and stared blankly into Ji Yingting's eyes.

Indeed... she had already discovered it.

Ji Yingting's eyes were strange. Although she kept them squinting, even when she occasionally opened a sliver of purple light, they seemed somewhat lifeless.

but……

"No, stop joking!!!!!" Cui Jinhuang roared, standing up abruptly.

"What's the point of making this kind of joke? If you want to mock me, just say so!! Huh!!???"

Cui Jinhuang's face was contorted with extreme anger, her body trembled violently, and her shoulders heaved incessantly.

Blind person... Don't joke around.

"……call"

Ji Yingting's expression was somewhat indifferent. She silently exhaled and gently rubbed her long, light green hair in a circle with her right hand.

“You’re not worthy of my ridicule,” Ji Yingting said calmly, rubbing her light green hair with both hands a few seconds later.

Her skill level may be strong enough, but when a person plays Go, if they can't even calm their mind, how can they expect to win?

Go... requires a calm mind, and this little girl is far inferior to Liu Chongxi.

After losing the game, she simply exploded because she was annoyed that her opponent was stronger than her.

She lacked all of Liu Chongxi's seriousness and desire to win during the game; she used her precious thinking time to fidget with her legs. She... had nothing.

As soon as she finished speaking, Ji Yingting gently stood up from her seat. Cui Jinhuang's roar had already attracted the attention of everyone nearby.

"What did you say? You blind bastard who can't see anything, you..."

"Snapped"

A crisp sound startled Ji Yingting slightly. A female referee wearing a straw hat standing to the side slapped Cui Jinhuang hard across the face. She fell back into her chair, her long, golden curly hair becoming disheveled, and her expression blank.

"Warning to contestant Cui Jinhuang: Shouting loudly and verbally abusing your opponent in the competition venue. You are required to leave the venue immediately, or you will be disqualified and banned from the competition for one year."

……

A pleasant, high-pitched female voice rang out, and Ji Yingting quietly pricked up her ears. Although she didn't care much about Cui Jinhuang's insults, the referee's voice sounded somewhat familiar!

Is it... Xiaoying? Ji Yingting wondered to herself.

"Alright... Ji Yingting, playing white, wins this game. You two can leave the venue now and stop interfering with the other players' matches."

The female referee spoke slowly, then took out a small notebook from her pocket and began recording the game's progress.

"..."

Cui Jinhuang sat alone in a chair, covering the red mark on her face in disbelief. It hurt so much…

I actually got hit by the referee?!

……

This is the first time someone has hit me. How dare she hit me?

A few tears welled up in Cui Jinhuang's eyes. She sat there blankly, without saying a word.

"Thank you..." Ji Yingting said very softly as she passed the female referee, then gently stepped past Ji Hongying in her blue cloth boots.

After a few seconds of silence, Ji Hongying took one last look at Cui Jinhuang, who was sitting in a daze in the chair, and then turned and left, dragging her red cheongsam.

Although slapping a player might cause a lot of trouble...

However, being so weak, she was completely unable to gauge her sister's true chess skill.

After walking out of the venue, Ji Yingting stretched lightly and reached out to tidy her waist-length light green hair.

She won the first round relatively easily, but her eyebrows furrowed slightly.

"Speaking of which... I hope Xiaoying will be alright?" Ji Yingting asked with slight worry.

During her amateur ranking process in her previous life, disputes often occurred between referees and players, but most of the time it was just unreasonable demands from family members.

"Sigh... I didn't expect Xiaoying to be a judge in the provincial competition. I should go find her later... I hope she's alright." Ji Yingting muttered to herself with some worry.

---------One hour later.

Boom!! In Mingyue City, a spaceship preparing to head to Xinyue City took off, spewing blue rays of light.

Inside the passenger cabin, a plain-looking young man with a light yellow spiky hairstyle was expressionlessly scrolling through text messages on his phone.

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P.S.: I recommend a book called "Me, a Demon God Who Ran Out of an Online Game?"

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In addition, I also had a real experience. I remember once participating in a provincial competition, a family member was hitting the referee. The referee was very strong, but he did not fight back, and the people around him kept blocking the family member.

Later, that family member's child was banned from competition for several years...

Chapter 78: Cui Jinlie

After the spaceship landed in Crescent City, the boy with light yellow spiky hair took a connecting high-speed train from the spaceship station.

"Hello, guest... Oh... Are you going to the conference room? This way, please."

Half an hour later, a man with a light yellow spiky hairstyle followed a waiter into the Crescent Hotel.

His golden eyes shone with a dazzling light like the sun. He wore a gray men's robe with a black and white yin-yang symbol printed on it.

Meanwhile, in a conference room on the first floor, Ji Hongying casually crossed her legs and sat on the sofa, playing with two strands of red hair hanging down between her two red buns.

Across from her sat a girl with long, curly, golden hair. Cui Jinhuang was glaring angrily at Ji Hongying, while behind her, many referees looked troubled.

Although it was indeed Cui Jinhuang who violated the competition rules first, if Ji Hongying hadn't physically assaulted her, she could have even suggested disqualifying her afterward!

Hitting someone was a bit too impulsive... but Ji Hongying seemed completely unaware that she had caused trouble; she looked at Cui Jinhuang as if she were a clown.

During the ten-minute wait, she simply played with her red hair with her slender hands, making a series of tedious little movements.

"dong dong"

"Please come in."

Under the watchful eyes of all the referees, a boy with a light yellow spiky hairstyle walked in, his expression remaining calm throughout.

The boy looked down at his sister, who was sitting on the sofa with a smile on her face.