"What... what?"

Not only the South Korean chess players but everyone was exclaiming in shock at this moment.

It turned out Xu Fan never intended to solve these South Korean chess players one by one.

His chosen method was to battle all of the South Korean chess players at the same time!

This was simply madness...

One must know that this was even more difficult than winning fifteen consecutive matches!

This match had a rule that stipulated the time for making a move could not exceed five minutes, which also meant that Xu Fan had to complete the thought and move-making process for fifteen chess games within five minutes.

Not to speak of how to quickly make judgments, just keeping these fifteen games straight was a significant test of the fundamental skills.

It's likely that in less than a dozen rounds, he would be all mixed up and dizzy.

"Young man, this..."

Kang Lao felt it was a bit of a stretch to cut down fifteen chess players in a row, and Xu Fan's current proposal made it even more difficult for him.

In this case, it might be better to just give the stuff away to someone else.

One must remember that Xu Fan could not lose a single match.

Xu Fan looked at Kang Lao, who had a concerned expression on his face, and smiled, "Kang Lao, don't worry."

"To deal with these people, one must be this ruthless."

If they were fifteen chess players like that tough old man, Xu Fan would not dare to be so arrogant.

However, the current group of South Korean chess players, all aged between twenty and thirty, had not reached the same level as himself and the tough old man.

Xu Fan did not feel that he was being overly arrogant.

Is it necessary to take turns beating up fifteen kids?

He, certainly, did not have that much spare time.

Xu Fan's words were already out, and at this point, there was no reason to take them back. Kang Lao shook his head and sighed, resigning himself to instruct the people nearby to start preparations.

Not paying much attention to Piao Yegi and his eager group, Xu Fan turned to look at Xia Yanyu.

He did not know what Piao Yegi had just said to Xia Yanyu to make her so distracted.

With the match about to start, it was not the time for detailed inquiries. Xu Fan patted Xia Yanyu on the shoulder and said, "You go rest for a bit first, I'll handle this."

"Xu Fan, I..."

Her mind a scramble of chaos, Xia Yanyu had only just begun to recover somewhat. Now, looking up at Xu Fan's comforting expression, she felt somewhat guilty toward him.

Xu Fan had been so careful in teaching her, yet she had let him down...

Yet, thinking of what Piao Yegi had said to her earlier, her heart could not calm down.

"Xu Fan, I'm sorry, I..."

"Alright, that's enough, you go rest. I've got this," said Xu Fan with a smile, as it wasn't the time to blame her.

"Okay, then I'll go down..."

After Xia Yanyu went down, the fifteen tables used for the previous matches were all prepared.

All fifteen South Korean chess players were sitting down now, waiting for the match to begin.

Five minutes was definitely not enough time to sit down, so Xu Fan had his chair removed and then said, "Shall we begin?"

"Heh, just don't get dizzy," Piao Yegi said with a smirk. He couldn't imagine any scenario where Xu Fan would win in this kind of competition and, feeling smug, he made his first move.

With fourteen more games waiting for him, Xu Fan scanned Piao Yegi's move, made his piece placement without hesitation, and moved on to the second table.

To be honest, the crowd that had gathered to watch had already lost interest in continuing to observe.

In their eyes, this was simply a farce.

Their previous admiration for the boy had been completely dispersed by his unveiled arrogance.

They felt that this was much too boastful; by the time he finished all fifteen games of Go, the guy would probably be exhausted to death.

But leaving the venue now also seemed inappropriate; the group of people sat down, interest dwindling, and began sighing.

As time went on, the pieces on the fifteen Go boards gradually increased.

The surrounding audience didn't notice that all fifteen players raised their eyebrows in surprise.

Rushing between fifteen Go boards, this guy seemed to be just fine?

Watching him now, so calm and collected, a faint smile on his face, the jaws of these South Koreans dropped in disbelief.

Not out of breath or breaking a sweat, how good was this guy's stamina?

Looking at the board, Xu Fan's white pieces were positioned with meticulous strategy; there was not a single flaw from any rush or panic to be found.

"This guy is really something..."

Piao Yegi, holding a black piece, had a slightly uglier look on his face.

He originally thought that in no time, he would be able to take advantage of the flaws exposed by Xu Fan's panic and annihilate him completely.

But who would have thought, this guy... still wasn't panicking...

"Picking up strays, taking so long to decide? Are you up to it or not?"

Now that he was getting used to the rhythm, Xu Fan even found time to chat leisurely with these fifteen players.

"Don't place there; if you do, you're dead for sure. Believe it or not?"

As he watched Piao Yegi's about to make his move, Xu Fan's mouth quirked into a sneer and he couldn't help teasing.

"Shut up! I don't need you to teach me how to play Go!"

Piao Yegi glared at Xu Fan in anger before decisively placing his piece.

"Heh..."

With a meaningful laugh, Xu Fan was too lazy to pay any more attention and moved towards the other players.

Back in the day, to train his speed of thought, playing against old masters like Old Undying, his time to think had never exceeded half a minute.

Facing these players whose wings were not yet fully grown, Xu Fan really did not have to rack his brains.

After a casual round, Xu Fan once again returned to face Piao Yegi.

Glancing at the board and placing a white piece, Xu Fan chuckled and said, "I told you not to place there. When daddy is teaching you how to play Go, why don't you listen carefully?"

"You!"

Piao Yegi, who had been eager to make his move, had not noticed until Xu Fan placed his white piece; it was then he realized he had fallen into Xu Fan's trap.

Now looking at the powerful white pieces on the board, Piao Yegi's face turned the color of pig liver.

"Really, people should be more humble."

"If you don't have the skills, you shouldn't act so cocky. Picking up strays, you aren't suited for speed Go, get it?"

Piao Yegi, renowned as a Go prodigy, had never endured such humiliation.

His face reddened with rage, and he cursed, "Don't think you can win with these petty tricks!"

"I will definitely defeat you!"

"Heh, silly boy. That sort of thing, think about it in your next life."

Looking at Piao Yegi with eyes full of pity for the foolish, Xu Fan moved on once again from the table.

At this time, the spectators watching the match also began to realize something was amiss.

Seeing the situation on the fifteen Go boards projected on the screen, their faces turned deathly pale...

"This guy, he must be on drugs, right?"

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