Hao Laoshi Uproots a Weeping Willow

Judging from Hao Laoshi's account, the Group 4 Chess Master truly was a good person.

Knowing full well that chess pieces might die within the chessboard and that borrowed Special Items could not be recovered, he still gave his own Special Items to his pieces...

Moreover, even though he knew Group 3 harbored malicious intentions toward him, he never once moved his own group's chess pieces into the squares of Group 3's pieces to fight them.

Hao Laoshi possessed practically no combat power, and since he could not communicate with the Chess Master, blindly sending him into the square where Group 3's pieces were stationed was basically equivalent to sending him to his death.

Even if Hao Laoshi died in the square where Group 3's pieces were located, it would still generate value; the Honest Ghost on him would drop and latch onto Group 3's pieces. Once latched onto, the probability of Group 3's pieces dying over the next few steps would increase dramatically, and they might even be killed by the Honest Ghost before reaching the Group 4 starting room, ensuring that Group 4's Chess Master was completely safe.

Yet Group 4's Chess Master did not do this. He seemed to be constantly considering Hao Laoshi's safety, choosing routes that were as favorable to Hao Laoshi as possible.

Liu Ruyan also confirmed that Group 4's Chess Master was a good person. "There aren't many good people like that left in this world now. It's just a pity that Group 3's pieces are about to slaughter their way into Group 4's starting room. That good person's life is hanging by a thread."

Hearing this, Hao Laoshi grew even more anxious. "He's the leader of our group of people! We've only been able to emerge safely from so many dungeons because