C52

In the Chu Clan's chess room on the second floor.

Mu Jue and Old Man Chu sat on both sides of the chessboard, preparing to play chess.

"Pick a pervert."

Mu Jue looked at the old man and hesitated for a moment. "I choose the red one. Good omens."

"Humph!" No matter how great the omen is, it will not be enough to beat that smelly chess skill! "

The old man raised her beard, looking quite unhappy. Mu Jue had chosen the color he usually chose.

Seeing these two idiots play chess, Chu Qi couldn't believe what he saw! The pawns that cross the river can come back, and the ones that eat can repent, and then play again! Heavens, he really was the real father and daughter! Chu Qi secretly howled in his heart and was vexed over the fact that he had two chess players of no rank.

In less than five minutes after the first round, Mu Jue had been defeated by the old man. There was no longer anyone she could use to control. Even if she wanted to regret it, he couldn't.

The old man opened her mouth, smiling like an old child. Her satisfaction with the new wife in front of him rose, and it was completely different from the smile from before. Mu Jue let out a vexed wail, then regretfully smacked her forehead, praising the old man's skills to the point where there was nothing left on the ground.

"Your skills are really too great. To think a rookie like me would have to fight with you. This is pure one-sided slaughter, okay!"

Good technique? He finally heard others praise his skills! Hahaha! A chance to be proud had finally arrived. He glanced at the old man who was watching them play chess. That conflicted and uncomfortable look of his had really overjoyed the old man's heart!

With Mu Jue's skill, she probably wouldn't even need to finish the next few rounds to know what the result would be. However, Mu Jue had actually started to counter attack. After a round of killing, Mu Jue's victory ended.

The process and outcome of both times were completely different. This caused Chu Qi, who had always had a keen sense of smell, to look meaningfully at his wife.

"Hehehe, old man, I've really used up all my brain juice this time to allow you, this ship, to capsize in my sewer."

Old Man Chu raised his eyebrows and raised his eyelids as he shot an unkind glance at Mu Jue. When he saw that she was still a little white, the old man expressionlessly said, "Not bad, I didn't think that your new wife would have such a good brain."

"Hur Hur Hur, the main reason is because the opponent is too strong, allowing me to learn so that I can have the chance to learn and improve?"

Even though he knew that this girl was purposely trying to curry favor with him, in the end, how long has it been since someone praised my high chess skills? His heart was filled with pride, but he still showed his happiness.

"Little girl, you are so good at learning." Although the old tutor had both feelings of happiness and vigilance in his heart, happiness still held the upper hand. He felt really good!

When the third round began, the old man took his little chess friend even more seriously. He focused on the chessboard, stroking his beard from time to time as he thought. Mu Jue couldn't help but treat this matter even more seriously, and she pondered for an even longer period of time. The two grandsons proceeded on solemnly and happily.

It had been a long time since Chu Qi had seen the old man smile so happily. Looking at the old man's happy smile, Chu Qi didn't expect his new wife to be so capable. No, it should be said that he hadn't accompanied the old man for a long time to make fun of him. The old man was actually quite lonely as well.

Even if he went back to the house for a few days a month, as was his custom, he would spend a few moments in the study with his father, discussing the situation and military matters, then finishing his meal and leaving. His routine must have made his father feel lonely.

Seeing that the grey on the old man's head was almost completely white, Chu Qi's heart ached and felt a sense of melancholy.

"General!"

The voice suddenly brought him back to reality.