In the end, it was still Li Jingsong who was stubborn and decided to give Li Changqing a hard lesson to avenge the grudge from that night when Li Changqing intruded into the Mountain Ancient Land.
Li Jingsong believed that by watching from the side for most of the day, he had become familiar with the rules and felt that he could defeat Li Changqing with his own Go experience.
And thus, he was roundly defeated by Li Changqing for nine consecutive games.
By now, Li Jingsong's hand, which held the chess piece, was trembling with anger, and the whole person was somewhat mentally dazed.
Even Li Changqing felt a bit sorry for him.
He wanted to persuade Li Jingsong to stop playing, but Li Jingsong wouldn't listen. Today, he was determined to knock Li Changqing off the pedestal.
"Alright, we need to prepare now." Lord Zhou said to Li Hengsheng.
"Okay."
Li Hengsheng nodded.
