The Favored Little Peasant Seizes the Heroine's Script!-Chapter 456 - 430: Schemes (Part 2)

The Eldest Princess decisively abdicated and let others take charge.

This game of Go-Moku is quite interesting, it’s really fun. But just like Go, it obviously has its own strategies.

Unfortunately, she only came into contact with Go-Moku today, and her understanding of the game isn’t deep enough yet.

"Big sister, come play chess, come play chess!"

The two brothers didn’t care for the Eldest Princess as a competitor at all. As they kept winning, they started to look down on her as an opponent.

"Jiaojiao, quickly, teach them a lesson!"

The Eldest Princess could see that the two little brothers were dismissing her as an amateur.

She was generous and wouldn’t argue with them.

However, she had no intention of letting these two little rascals off the hook, because she was never one to let them get away.

Even though this was a trivial matter for the Eldest Princess, it was about pride, and so she had to teach these little brats who didn’t know how to respect their elders a hard lesson.

"Mom, just watch!"

Upon hearing the Eldest Princess’s instructions, Yuan Bao quickly agreed.

After all, she was the one who taught the two brothers how to play Go-Moku in the first place. She taught them some of the strategies too.

While many things require that the master leads the way, cultivation is a personal endeavor.

But for some things, one true sentence holds more value than a thousand volumes of hoax wisdom.

Yuan Bao taught the brothers quite a lot but there were many things she didn’t teach them. It wasn’t that Yuan Bao was hiding anything; rather, it was because their current capacity to learn was limited, with many concepts being too deep for them.

"Big sister, come on!"

The two brothers weren’t intimidated by Yuan Bao.

Even though they mostly lost to their big sister, relying on her occasional mercy for their few victories.

But at this point, the two were clearly fearless like calves new to the world.

Having played chess frequently, the two brothers felt they had made great progress and were ready to challenge their mentor and elders.

Yuan Bao smiled at her enthusiastic brothers and let them go first.

And then, the brothers began questioning everything!

Loss!

Another loss!

Yet another loss!

...

Quick and decisive, game after game.

Yuan Bao was using fifty percent of her strength against the brothers, resulting in utter domination.

"No more, no more!"

"Big sister, you never taught us these moves!"

Realizing that winning was completely out of reach, the brothers simply gave up.

"What I taught you, you didn’t even use!"

Yuan Bao chuckled as she looked at her two brothers.

The Eldest Princess was also laughing uncontrollably at the side.

In the end, Yuan Bao gained a new task.

Teaching the Eldest Princess and the two brothers Go-Moku until they mastered it.

"Little ones, once lessons are over, let’s compete again!"

Now, the Eldest Princess was like a child who hadn’t grown up, getting into a playful challenge with Yuan Shouqian and Yuan Shousun.

And the two little brothers were brave enough to pound their chests and agree to the challenge.

Yuan Bao looked at these three children, both big and small, and couldn’t help but laugh.

After all, she herself was still just a young girl.

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When Yuan Bao began instructing the Eldest Princess, Yuan Shouqian, and Yuan Shousun in the principles and strategies of Go-Moku, Wei Wushang had finished chatting with Yuan Pandi.

Regarding the affairs of Yuan Shoucheng, Yuan Shouxin, and Yuan Shouyi, Wei Wushang clearly expressed his stance, of course, earning Yuan Pandi’s approval.

Facing Wei Wushang was quite different from dealing with Yuan Yindi.

Yuan Yindi initially also suggested arranging small tasks for Yuan Shoucheng, but the Yuan Family all felt Yuan Yindi was shirking responsibility.

However, when Wei Wushang took the same approach, it was easily accepted.

We must say, the actions of the Yuan Family were truly disheartening.

In fact, many people in this world are like that.

Polite and courteous to outsiders, yet pressing and demanding to those they consider their own.

If you express dissatisfaction with this, they’d unreservedly retort, saying that they treat you this way because they consider you to be one of their own. If you must walk on eggshells even among your own, then what’s the point of being close?

So, do you refute this theory or not?

If you refute it, you’re denying that they’re your own.

If you don’t refute it, then you have to swallow your pride and suffer in silence.

Yuan Yindi was indeed in such a predicacy, unhappy but unable to openly rebel.

"Uncle, the three brother-in-laws, once things are arranged, I’ll send you a message."