Flowers on the other side are blooming for you

Chapter 245
Ye Xuanji was stunned for a moment, then remembered that only two out of three rounds can be considered a win.

Now that both sides have won one game each, the most critical game is naturally the third game.

The third game is the one that decides the final outcome!

The two played against each other again.

This time, Master Minglian took every step carefully and was extra careful.
And Mo Qingcheng also reversed the laxity of the previous round, the layout was open and closed, and the thinking was extremely fast.
Kill decisively, without hesitation in making moves...

This time, no matter how Mo Qingcheng played chess, no one would think that he was messing around.

Every time he made a move, Master Minglian would think about it for a long time.
Let's see what he wants to do, what kind of tricks he wants to set up and wait for him to drill...

The two went one fast and one slow, and before they knew it, another two hours passed...

The battle between the two sides has become stalemate, and Mo Qingcheng's speed has finally slowed down.

It took a long time for both of them to have a child.
It seems to be a real chess match.

Ye Xuanji watched the two of them play chess, it was no less than watching a game of Go players, and she also enjoyed it.

A few hours later, Ye Xuanji's stomach growled.
Looking out at the sky, I realized that it was already dark.

Sick, they didn't come here before noon, they didn't expect to be here for so long.

What's more, no one came to bring food.

She looked at the chess game again, and it was still in an inextricable state.
It is estimated that there will be no winner for a while.

Looking at Zi Yiren again, that girl is completely obsessed, staring at the chess game in a daze.
The expression on Qiao's face is changeable, frowning, pensive, enlightened, contemplative...

She couldn't help but sighed, and tugged at her sleeve: "Are you hungry?"

"Hungry... uh, watch chess without talking, don't talk."

Zi Yiren's eyes never left the chessboard.

(End of this chapter)