Crossover Anime Daily Life: My Fiancée is Sora Ginko

Luo Chen seized the opportunity and answered on behalf of Chuhe Ai: "I will personally go out to greet you, Madam."

"Arigado~"

Hinatsuru Akina bowed slightly to Luo Chen again, glanced at her daughter, and then said goodbye and left.

Luo Chen led the young crane out and watched as the young crane, Yashina, got into the black extended limousine.

The car started moving and slowly drove away.

Luo Chen's lips curled up slightly.

The powerful woman from the dignified Wakura Onsen village may be a bit difficult to deal with, but in the end, he still managed to win her over!

He also discovered something very special.

Hinatsuru Akina seems to be particularly particular about etiquette, and all her actions seem to be strictly demanding of herself to practice the relevant etiquette.

Luo Chen couldn't help but feel puzzled and asked, "Xiao Ai, does Madam Chuhe also have so many rules and etiquette at home?"

"Huh?" Hinatsuru Ai blinked, tilted her head and thought for a moment before answering, "Oh, that's right, but it's a little less when she's with someone she's close to."

"That's alright." Luo Chen shrugged and joked, "If you had to be this polite to your closest friends, it would be a real headache."

Hinatsuru Ai ignored all of that and asked curiously, "Master! What did you mean when you and Kassan were talking in the room about Ai having a shogi match in two days?"

Upon hearing this, the expression on Luo Chen's face gradually disappeared.

Fine!

In order to keep Ai Hinatsuru, he made a boast, and now he has to bear the corresponding price.

I looked down at the elementary school students, who were full of curiosity.

Luo Chen thought to himself, the good news is probably that this elementary school student is exceptionally talented, and even if he is taught from the beginning, he should be able to get the hang of it very quickly.

Without further thought, he slightly raised his chin and said:

"Love, come with me."

Chapter 23 The Ultimate Shogi Talent

To be honest, learning shogi isn't difficult; it just requires spending a little time memorizing the rules.

But if you want to learn it well and become an expert, that's what you need to do.

Without the help of someone like Luo Chen, one can only rely on talent.

The so-called "shogi talent" is, strictly speaking, a combination of many factors.

It is a complex evaluation composed of innate potential, willpower, perseverance, mood, personality, motivation, and so on.

Luo Chen had heard his father, a professional 8-dan player, say this a long time ago.

Now, after becoming a primary school student's mentor by some strange twist of fate and starting to guide him, Luo Chen finally understood.

"Innate potential" probably means that Ai Hinatsuru can memorize almost all the chess scores she has read once.

After learning from Luo Chen for just one hour, he was able to remain undefeated in the basic online battle room until the administrator kicked him out of the room for "anonymously bullying noobs."

Her "willpower" is undeniable; the fact that Hinatsuru Ai gritted her teeth and ran away from home to study JS research alone is enough to demonstrate this.

The "perseverance" was perhaps reflected in the fact that when Luo Chen decided to play chess against the elementary school student, Chuhe Ai, he was immediately dragged into another game by the student, who became more and more determined after each defeat, and the game continued until the next day.

Mood, motivation, and personality are all more clearly reflected in Ai Hinatsuru.

After all, this elementary school student is the kind of person whose eyes light up with anticipation the moment he sees shogi, and whose whole body is filled with joy and excitement that is almost overflowing.

All these factors resulted in Luo Chen teaching Chu He Ai for only two days and one night, and the opponent's shogi skills became completely masterful.

It's hard to say exactly how strong he is yet, but Luo Chen guessed that if this elementary school student were to officially participate in a JavaScript graduate entrance exam, he could easily crush everyone!

"Master, Master!"

The young crane Ai Mingming was asleep on the bed, but she was still hugging a rabbit pillow tightly, murmuring softly.

Luo Chen sat on the edge of the bed, quietly watching the elementary school student.

If it weren't for the fact that she would be playing a real game of Go tomorrow, and that her mother, Hinatsuru Akina, would be there to watch, she would be much better off.

Today, this elementary school student will probably keep bothering me until late at night.

She seemed to have endless questions about shogi (Japanese chess).

Luo Chen helped cover himself with the blanket, and left the side-lying room as quietly as possible.

It was only 10 p.m.

It's not too late.

After leaving the inner courtyard, Professor Kuruno from the JS Research Institute had been waiting outside for a long time, holding a chess manual in his hand. When he saw Luo Chen, he greeted him with a smile, "Young Master."

"Mr. Kuruno, it's so late, I'm sorry to have kept you waiting for me," Luo Chen said.

"Young master, you're too kind. Anyway, I would never rest this early," Kuruno Yoshitsune said with a smile.

"Well, Mr. Kuruno, I'll get straight to the point. I'd like to arrange for an elementary school student to play a game with you tomorrow," Luo Chen said.

"Ok??"

Kuruno Yoshitsune was caught off guard and took a surprise.

Should we play against him?

It's no exaggeration to say that although he is the most capable shogi teacher in the entire JS research institute, he usually only teaches some theoretical knowledge.

After all, if it really came down to it, he was a professional 7th dan, and even if he landed eight hits, these elementary school students would be completely overwhelmed.

“Young Master, if you send me, are you sure you won’t drive that child to a mental breakdown? That wouldn’t be a good thing for the children,” Kuruno Yoshitsune warned.

Luo Chen chuckled and nodded: "Of course I know that. Don't worry, the elementary school student I arranged for you to play against is quite extraordinary."

Kuruno Yoshitsune had no choice but to say, "Since that's the case, then I'll respectfully comply. Tomorrow, I'll give you ten..."

"Six will do," Luo Chen said.

"what?"

Kuruno Yoshitsune was once again greatly surprised.

Six pieces fell?

Is the other party definitely a primary school student, and not a Level 3 reward?!

"Ms. Kuruno, as I said, that elementary school student is really extraordinary. Please don't let your guard down," Luo Chen said earnestly.

Kuruno Yoshitsune thought for a moment and said, "Young master, to be honest, although my chess skills have declined over the years and I am not worthy of my title, six moves against an elementary school student would still leave a psychological scar on him. So, are you sure you still want me to go?"

Luo Chen nodded: "Confirmed!"

"Ok."

Kuruno Yoshitsune smiled and nodded. Since Luo Chen was so certain, he didn't try to persuade him any further. He said goodnight and turned to leave.

Luo Chen watched as the teacher, currently ranked first in JS research, left.

Despite his declining strength and being unworthy of his title, Kuruno Yoshitsune still possesses the strength of a professional sixth dan.

However, there were certain considerations behind his decision to let Hinatsuru Ai play against someone like Kuruno Yoshitsune.

After two days and one night of teaching, he also discovered something special about the young crane's love for this elementary school student.

This child has an excellent grasp of the big picture.

This can be seen.

If she were to play a game where she is given a handicap, her skill would double, and she would unleash a completely different kind of brilliance.

In short, Luo Chen was still looking forward to tomorrow.

Touching the tip of his nose, Luo Chen turned around and saw a document in the mailbox by his room door.

"Ok?"

Surprised, I walked over and pulled out the document.

"Sooji Academy Admission Procedures!"

Several strikingly large characters came into view.

Luo Chen grinned and muttered, "I almost forgot about that. I should go to school tomorrow."

He's only 17 years old. If he transfers to Shuji Academy, he'll be in his second year of high school.

If I remember correctly, Kaguya Shinomiya and Chika Fujiwara are also in their second year of high school.

I just don't know if these two have been elected as student council officers yet.

Put away the enrollment documents.

Luo Chen noticed with his sharp eyes that there was another note, or rather a sticky note, at the very bottom of the mailbox.

There were also a few lines of text above:

My idiot fiancé!

Date time: 6:00 AM on Sunday