When Jiang Jingheng said he would give a ten-piece handicap, both Qiao Qinghe and Gu Tingchuan couldn’t believe it.
Can he win with such a big handicap?
Jiang Yutai looked at Jiang Jingheng’s composed expression and sneered, "Don’t make big claims and end up hurting yourself. Ten pieces? You think you’re a chess master."
"It’s enough to handle you," Jiang Jingheng said indifferently.
Jiang Yutai was infuriated; he hated Jiang Jingheng’s confident deanor the most.
He sarcastically said, "Don’t go begging for rcy when you lose later."
Jiang Jingheng glanced at the hand on his watch and said calmly, "Let’s begin."
Jiang Yutai, suspecting nothing, began making his moves.
This ti, he played particularly seriously, aiming to turn the ga around.
Watching them, Qiao Qinghe and Gu Tingchuan both felt a bit tense for Jiang Jingheng.
Jiang Wenhao acted casually, alternating his gaze between the chessboard and the living room, paying attention to both sides.
About twenty minutes later, the result was clear.
Jiang Yutai lost again!
Even with a ten-piece handicap from the opponent, he still lost, sothing Jiang Yutai couldn’t accept.
Qiao Qinghe, slightly gloating, said, "Second Cousin, you lost again, with a ten-piece handicap, no less. You’re the first of your kind!"
His words were instantly explosive to Jiang Yutai, "What did you say?"
Gu Tingchuan quickly interjected, "Second Cousin, Qinghe speaks recklessly, don’t mind him."
Qiao Qinghe was a bit upset, "Am I not telling the truth? Second Cousin isn’t as good as Third Cousin."
Initially, Jiang Yutai was only seventy percent angry; now it had escalated to a full hundred percent.
He raised his hand and flipped the chessboard over with a bang, scattering the pieces everywhere.
"Say that again!" he shouted at Qiao Qinghe.
The people chatting animatedly in the living room suddenly turned their heads and saw the young ones in a commotion.
"What’s going on?" Old Sir Jiang asked.
Qiao Qinghe, straightforward as ever, said to Old Sir Jiang, "Grandfather, just now Second Cousin lost to Third Cousin in chess, and I just repeated that. Then Second Cousin got angry."
Jiang Yutai’s face was cold, saying nothing.
"It’s not a big deal," the eldest aunt smiled and said, "Qinghe, next ti don’t talk to your Second Cousin like that."
Qiao Qinghe argued, "Did I say anything wrong? I’m not distorting the facts. Third Cousin gave a ten-piece handicap and he still lost; isn’t that being outclassed?"
This commotion made Jiang Yutai feel even more humiliated.
He glared fiercely at Qiao Qinghe and then looked at Jiang Jingheng, saying, "Did you do sothing sneaky just now?"
"Second Cousin, what do you an by that?" Gu Tingchuan was also a bit displeased.
"Did you cheat while I was distracted?" Jiang Yutai persisted.
Gu Tingchuan and the others laughed in anger. Does he have any sense to say such slanderous things?
"So you’re saying we helped Third Cousin cheat together?" Qiao Qinghe sneered.
"Who knows if you’re all in cahoots," Jiang Yutai replied sarcastically.
"You..."
"Stop arguing," Jiang Jingheng interrupted them.
He stood up and said indifferently, "Consider it cheating on my part."
"See, he admitted it," Jiang Yutai said triumphantly.
Everyone present looked at him as if he were an idiot. With a mind like that, is he really part of the Jiang Family? He must have been swapped at birth.
Even the two married-off daughters shook their heads, thinking it’s no wonder why they’re reluctant to support the second son—he is indeed hopeless.
Realizing everyone around him had a mocking expression, Jiang Yutai suddenly beca aware of sothing, looked at Jiang Jingheng, and shouted angrily, "You played ?"
Jiang Jingheng replied indifferently, "Yes, I played you indeed!"
"Bastard!" Jiang Yutai’s anger flared up instantly, and he swung his fist towards Jiang Jingheng’s face.
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