Chapter 246: Thousands of twists and turns of cause and effect, just for today, to beat you!
As the Taoist made this move, all the advantages of the entire chess game were on his side.

This godly move directly disintegrated all of Su Mu's defenses. Lao Dao's winning rate was infinitely close to 100%.

The old Taoist deduced countless possibilities, but could not come up with a solution to resolve this dilemma.

Therefore, in the eyes of the old Taoist, it was a dead end and he had won.

However, the other party has not admitted defeat yet, and the old Taoist priest cannot rush him, so he waits quietly.
Su Mu looked at the dead end in front of him and began to deduce. His consciousness was fully open. In this state, Su Mu could hear the slightest movement in every corner of the river. Everything was clearly visible in his mind.
Under the breath overflowing from Su Mu, the water under his feet automatically formed water curtains and began to change, gathering around Su Mu, as if forming a water throne, and Su Mu was the king sitting on the water throne!

Seeing this scene, the old Taoist's pupils shrank sharply and he took a deep breath.

All the sounds around disappeared, and in Su Mu's sight, the only thing left was the chess game in front of him.

next second.

The water chess game in front of Su Mu suddenly became three-dimensional in his sight, from two-dimensional to three-dimensional. Every move, every point involved, and every possibility were very clear.

Finally, Su Mu's eyes lit up and he deduced hundreds of ways to solve the problem.

Yes, not just one, but hundreds!
Su Mu randomly chose a way to break the game, and with his move, the game instantly came alive!
When he saw Su Mu make this move, the old Taoist stared at the chessboard in a daze, unable to come back to his senses for a long time.

I have been planning this chess game for countless years and have deduced countless methods, but I have not found a way to break it. However, the opponent found the most perfect way to break it in just a dozen breaths.

With this move, the old Taoist has realized the gap. There is no need to play the game any further as the gap is too obvious. If he continues, he will eventually lose.

The old Taoist took a deep breath, smiled bitterly, shook his head and said, "I give up."

Hearing this, Su Mu was slightly surprised and said: "It's not over yet, you still have a chance."

After saying that, the old Taoist shook his head: "No need, there is no chance anymore, I have already lost."

After a long time, the old Taoist raised his head and looked at Su Mu. After struggling for a long time, he asked, "How did you deduce this method to break the situation?"

Su Mu also explained: "This is not difficult."

Afterwards, Su Mu not only explained this method of breaking the impasse, but also showed the old Taoist more than a hundred ways to break the impasse.

When the old Taoist finished reading it, he was also stunned.

Su Mu's action once again refreshed the old Taoist's cognition, and then he could only shake his head and smile bitterly.

I have been deducing for so many years but still couldn't deduce one, but the other party only took a dozen breaths and not only found one, but even found hundreds of them.

This is the difference.

The old Taoist also deeply realized a truth: "When you stand high enough, you can see enough things."

He himself couldn't even deduce one of them, and that was because he was not standing at a high enough level, so he was hit by a dimensionality reduction attack.

The other party stands above the long river of time. Looking at the height he stands at in the heavens and all the worlds, is there anyone higher than him?

Therefore, I was doomed to fail from the very beginning.
At this time, the old Taoist took out a ball of mud, a black and gold incense burner, and three incense sticks from his sleeve and handed them to Su Mu.

After Su Mu took it, he looked at it carefully and found that the mud contained a very strange energy, an energy that Su Mu had never seen before.

The incense burner and the three green incense sticks are not simple either, they all contain the same energy.

"This kind of soil has many, many noble and sacred names."

"But I prefer to call it 'Soil of Merit', which is more down-to-earth."

"You just need to carve the clay into your image, light the incense, insert it into the incense burner, and worship the sculpture. It will have miraculous effects. You will know it if you try it."

The old Taoist explained to Su Mu.

Although Su Mu didn't know what this thing was or what it did, he was sure that it was at least beneficial to him. Anyway, it didn't take up much of his time, so he accepted the gift.

"Sir, I won't bother you any more. Goodbye."

The Taoist priest's voice was very low and weak.

Seeing this, Su Mu stopped him: "Wait."

Hearing this, the old Taoist turned around and asked, "Are you dissatisfied with this gift?"

"That's not the case. The gift is okay."

"Tell me what you want me to do for you. Tell me."

Hearing this, the old Taoist's eyes lit up, and he took out a strange-shaped, palm-sized black stone from his sleeve: "I would like to ask you for a favor."

"Later, a huge black turtle will cross the river."

"If you see it, please throw this stone on the turtle's back and let it take it away."

"If you haven't seen it, just treat this stone as trash and throw it away. If you like it, it's fine to give it to you."

Hearing this, Su Mu was also stunned.

So simple?
"Sure, it's a small matter."

He thought it was a big favor, and if they had told him so earlier and given him some compensation, he would have helped. Was it necessary for him to go to so much trouble to play a game of chess with him?
Seeing Su Mu agree so readily, the old Taoist was a little flattered.

"But I just lost."

"For me, it's just a piece of cake." Su Mu replied with a smile.

Hearing these words, the old Taoist was stunned. He held the whisk with both hands, bowed heavily to Su Mu, and performed a solemn Taoist ceremony.

"Thank you very much."

"By the way, what's your name?" Su Mu thought of something and asked the old Taoist priest.

"Jiang Qing." The old Taoist replied.

"Your name was originally this, too? I don't think so, right?"

Su Mu didn't remember what happened after he got drunk last time, but after saying the name, he still remembered some things.

"Last time I called you Jiang Yuan, this time I'll call you Jiang Qing."

The old Taoist replied with a smile.

Because the last time I came was in my first life, and this time is in my second life, so of course the name is different.

"So what are you going to call yourself next time?" Su Mu also joked.

"next time."

"Not ready yet."

A look of reminiscence emerged on the old Taoist's face, because he didn't know whether he could successfully survive the calamity of this life.

"By the way, this old blue ox, is it your spiritual pet?"

Su Mu thought of something, pointed at the old blue cow on the shore and asked.

(End of this chapter)