There was a chess game in front of him. The chessboard was very old and was drawn by himself with wooden boards. The chess pieces were made of stones. If you smear some ink, you would be considered a black spot.

On the edge of the chessboard, a piece of rag was slapped with stones, and a line of crooked words were written on it: "One game, one or two."

The implication is that if you play a game of chess with him, you will have to give him a tael of silver.

Everyone passing by laughed at the beggar for being crazy. He paid a tael of silver to see if anyone was willing to give him a break?

There is also a line of crooked words next to it: "One defeat, one punishment, ten punishments."

In other words, if anyone wins him, he can take ten taels of silver from him.

Everyone wanted to laugh even more.

Does a stinky beggar know how to play chess? He is arrogant and defeated ten times. Who does he think he is? Is the chess saint of the Six Kingdoms?

Besides, he looked poor and had no ten copper coins on his body!

This is a lunatic.

Gu Jiao glanced at the chess game, took a black piece from the chess box, and then left.

The old beggar slept until the sun was low and he woke up.

Today is another day that has not opened.

The old beggar yawned and was about to pack up and go back, when he saw that the chess game he was placed outside was moved.

He thought that some kid was bored and blind.

As a result, I looked closely and was stunned.
Chapter completed!