The actor's little flirt is an all-around boss

Tang Fengmao did not shy away from Lin Liangjun at all when he sent the message, and Lin Liangjun also saw the content of the message clearly.

In an instant, the blood on Lin Liangjun's face faded inch by inch, and an absurd idea completely and completely occupied his brain.

His voice was a little numb: "These chess records belong to Ms. Jiang?"

Tang Fengmao patted Lin Liangjun's shoulder, his brows and eyes were stained with a distant color,

"Yes. Haven't you always been curious about how I met Jiang girl at such a young age?"

"That's the ten rounds."

"No one can complete the drawing of such a difficult chess record just by relying on imagination."

"At that time, Girl Jiang and I played ten rounds. For two whole days, we both won five rounds each, and we were tied."

"The girl didn't know how to think about it secretly, and asked me to play chess again."

"We played ten games again."

"And in these ten rounds, I lost miserably."

"A total of ten tricks were used, the first round was to play tricks, the second round was red...the tenth round was a big killing round."

Lin Liangjun's fingers trembled.

Just relying on Tang Fengmao's narration, he could feel the hustle and bustle and the sound of war roaring in his ears during the chess game at that time.

"President, I'm sorry." Lin Liangjun lowered his eyes, even his straight back was a little bent, "I am also responsible for this matter."

He recruited a thief into the Go Association.

No wonder he felt that Jiang Hanjiao's Go skills were up and down.

No wonder the chess record for the tenth game has not been available for so many years.

It's no wonder that the chess records I drew are stumbling and disorganized when I use them.

It turned out to be stolen.

Tang Fengmao pursed her lips, "Knowing people and faces but not knowing her heart, she has a wrong mind and a bad chess skill. Her way has come to an end. As for how to deal with it, let Jiang girl do it."

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for the rest of the time.

Jiang Hanjiao received the attention of the audience.

When fighting against Tao Zijin, a professional sixth-dan master, it took half an hour to win the victory.

This time the champion of the National Go Tournament seems to have been announced.

At this time, the host came to the stage, "I didn't expect our Hanjiao to be sweet and gentle, but when he played Go, he was full of murderous aura, and even defeated our professional sixth-dan Zijin by leapfrogging. Could it be that the Hanjiao was also used just now?" Is it the chess record in the graffiti?"

With that said, the host handed the microphone to Jiang Hanjiao.

Jiang Hanjiao held the microphone, faced the audience, and smiled, "The game I used just now is indeed the chess record in the graffiti I drew casually, and it is the tenth game, the big killing game."

Jiang Nan tilted his head carelessly, looked at Jiang Hanjiao who was standing in the middle of the arena, talking eloquently, and twitched the corner of his mouth ironically.

There is an irresistible wildness all over his body.

Jiang Nan: "I'm ready to start playing."

Liang Jingzhi smiled dotingly, "I'm ready to work hard."

Jiang Nan stood up, her legs were long and straight, her hands slowly slipped into her pockets, and she walked towards the playing field.

Step by step.

Arrogant.

Tang Fengmao, who had been paying attention to Jiang Nan's movements, moved his body, and hurriedly asked someone to pass his microphone to Jiang Nan who was about to walk over.

The host waited until Jiang Hanjiao had finished speaking, then took the microphone again, and his voice became excited, "I announce that the overall champion of this National Go Tournament is..."

The host has not finished speaking.

I saw a girl wearing a mask walk up to the judge's seat, took the microphone, and opened her dark and bright eyes, which were full of coldness.

Immediately, slowly took off the mask.

That stunning face was revealed.

Jiang Nan closed his black eyes, and smiled cynically, "Big killing game? The big killing game I drew is not how you play it."