Yue Ruxue stepped forward and said loudly, "Since that is the case, let the first game be where Miss here seeks guidance from Doctor Gu!"
Gu Youyou raised an eyebrow, thinking to herself: A direct challenge? We're not drawing lots?
Fine, it's your rules anyway.
"Second Miss, please!"
Gu Youyou's petite frame was nevertheless imposing. At the moment when she walked toward the chessboard with a confident smile, one could seemingly see a commander who led armies, a true master of the life-and-death game of chess.
Jin Zijin sat quietly, not taking his eyes off her for a moment.
Seeing Gu Youyou's posture, Yue Rujing became restless.
She poked Jin Zijin again, saying, "Brother, it seems she even knows how to play Chinese chess, this spy placement is indeed a grand gesture."
Jin Zijin glanced briefly and stood up, walking to the side of the chessboard.
The large-sized pieces were not for them to play with, but for the spectators to see.
