Chapter 158 (1/2)

See Du Fu no longer entangle this matter, Du Qiaoyun and Fang Gongzi are relieved!

Even if Du Qiaoyun came, master Fang didn't mean to leave.

He ordered people to take out a chessboard and play chess with Du Fu.

Du Qiaoyun doesn't mean to let her go, and doesn't dare to leave without permission.

She stood by carefully, carrying tea and water.

Du Fu and Fang Gongzi also ignore Du Qiaoyun. They both lower their heads and concentrate on playing chess.

Du Qiaoyun didn't care much about the chess game at first.

In her previous life, as a famous prostitute, these musical instruments, chess, calligraphy and paintings were excellent.

Her chess skill was specially studied by famous masters.

But she hated to think of things in her last life, even the talents she had learned in her last life.

But the more she looked behind, the more she felt that their chess game was really wonderful. She couldn't help watching it.

Fang Gongzi's chess is very aggressive, open and close, go forward bravely, but it is not consistent with his extremely calm appearance.

On the contrary, Du Fu's chess is very steady, steady and steady.

At the beginning, they were not separated, but the more they got to the back, the higher they could see.

At first, Bai Zi, who seemed to be the son of Fang, got the upper hand and ate a lot of sunspots from Du Fu, but then the situation began to reverse.

After Du Fu played several seemingly unrelated pieces.

His whole layout began to live. It turned out that he had already begun to lay a net when Mr. Fang didn't find out. He just waited for the other party to throw himself into the net.

Master Fang's main force of white chess has been besieged and it's hard to turn over. It's just a matter of time to lose.

”I lost! Sir, I'm willing to bow to you for your superb chess skill! ”

The square childe pours also simply, see to have no chance of winning, throw the white son on the hand directly back in the box, open mouth to admit defeat.

Du Qiaoyun heard that Mr. Fang opened his mouth to admit defeat. He was so scared that he almost fell to the ground.