The Chess Demon knew full well he was deliberately making trouble, yet he still had a ball of rage stuffed in his chest, his face incomparably gloomy, killing intent surging.
If not for the rules of the Yin Yang Divine Palace, he would have already overturned the board and torn Ye Chen to pieces.
The people watching the game around them all looked at one another.
In this duel between Ye Chen and the Chess Demon, both sides kept passing, completely ignoring chess theory, clashing like Fighting Energy, the struggle was extremely fierce; there was none of the calm grace of masters playing chess, only pure slaughtering intent, battle will boiling.
The game advanced move by move, until the final endgame. Ye Chen opened with two moves at the 3–3 points, laying the foundation for a solid territorial lead.
The Chess Demon relied on surrounding and attacking that single 3–3 stone from both sides, constructing a massive outer influence.
