the door, she came to Li Yuansha's side and said, "Miss Li, I drove her away."Li Yushasha sat in front of her vanity, looking at her beautiful face that had been nurtured by money for eighteen years....Though reporters have interviewed his chess opponents, no one revealed the identity of the Chess King, keeping him a mystery for a time.

Some people say he is a suave young man, while others claim he is an old geezer.

No matter his age, outside guesses about him have never stopped.

If he were here, Miss Yan Yan probably wouldn't be his match, would she

I wonder if I'll have a chance to see him today...

"Sasha, has the Chess King arrived yet"

Then, suddenly, Lu Tiantian's voice rang out to everyone.

She curiously took Li Yusa's hand and asked, "Didn't you say that the Chess King once gave you guidance Then you could be considered half his disciple."

Li Yusa wanted to cover her mouth, but it was too late.

All eyes were on Li Yusa. There was shock, surprise, astonishment...

"Isn't this Li Yu-sha, the eldest daughter of the Li family"

"She's a disciple of Kunlun, isn't she"

"Unexpectedly, Kunlun had once guided her..."

"What's so strange about that Given her status, it's perfectly normal for Kunlun to choose her as a disciple."

After all, she is the jewel of the Li family.

Let's not talk about innate talent or potential for now. The strength of the Li family is undeniable. If her parents were to intervene, it wouldn't be surprising if Kunlun offered guidance to her.

"Miss Li, I wonder if Master Kunlun has arrived"

"Is he male or female Is he young or old"

"As her disciple, your chess skills should be quite good, shouldn't they Why not have a match with her"

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Li Yushas gaze met Ou Yan's eyes, and she suddenly felt a little guilty.

It's a joke, how could she possibly compete with Ou Yan in such a situation......

She's not blind to Ou Yan's abilities!

Let me know if you have any other text you'd like me to translate!

Even Mr. Lian Chu lost to her......

Please let me know if you have any other text you'd like me to translate!

>>liberately, saying, "Yan Yan only studied nominally when she was under your tutelage, and after graduation, she also became a professor nominally. You haven't seen her for many days in total, but with...