"Doctor Luo, let your brain rest for a while. Your thinking may suddenly become clearer, and you may come up with any strange moves." Xinxi said with a slight smile. From the looks of it, he was thinking about the chess game.
The game was not over yet, but Luo Tuo was obviously at a disadvantage, so closing the game gave him time to think.
"What are you thinking about?" Bihe asked casually, his chopsticks already moving.
"Chess, Go. I was playing chess with the miracle doctor just now." Xinxi told her with a smile.[
She let out a sigh and threw it at Xinxi in a strange way, "Will you win?" Looking at Luo Tuo's frown, she knew who had the upper hand. But as far as she knew, Xinxi's chess skills were only average in modern times.
In general, is it because of hard training in the past two years? Or is Luo Tuo's chess skills terrible?
"Isn't it weird?" He had won every game just now and was temporarily invincible.
"Most of the time, they think you are the prince, so they let you. Hum hum, you are so proud of yourself."
As soon as the little guy started humming, Qing'er frowned. There was a sense of familiarity that even he couldn't describe flowing between the two of them. It seemed that even he couldn't get involved in this feeling.
"The little guy is biased. I tried my best. The prince's chess skills are indeed superior." Luo Tuo also admitted frankly that he lost. Qing'er was slightly surprised. He knew that Luo Tuo's chess skills were quite good. He couldn't help but lead him.
He looked at Xinxi with surprised eyes.
On the contrary, Xinxi felt a little embarrassed, "It's nothing, I was just lucky for a moment." Be humble, be humble, no matter how proud you are, you have to pretend on the outside.
"Hmph, after dinner, go and take a look and you'll find out."
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After eating, the three of them moved to the study room.
Qing'er had something to do and didn't go with her.
As soon as the little guy came, he ran to the chessboard and looked at the unfinished game. After watching it for a while, he couldn't help but show a little disappointment. He thought it was a shocking game. Although there were occasional wonderful moves, it was still ordinary.