The Ancient Go Player Who Became the Real Heiress

After dying, Mu Yaoxing woke up in Northern Song times, only to transmigrate into a book as the story's true heiress.

The System told her: You're the protagonist. You have to make a comeback and face-slap everyone!

The fake heiress had plotted for a long time, cutting off her future and destroying her foundations with ruthless, covert methods.

Her father didn't care for her, and her mother didn't love her. Their first thought was how to use the true and fake heiress identities for a marketing campaign to save their struggling company.

In a world riddled with transmigrators, players seeking to conquer characters came in wave after wave. They claimed to care about her, while secretly trying to take her fortune.

She was the core of the world, and she was also a fish on the chopping board.

In this unfamiliar new era, Mu Yaoxing raised a hand and broke through the deadlock on her own.

When the System asked what she wanted to do, she thought for a moment and answered:

"Play Go."

One match, two tournaments, three promotions. From unranked to professional ninth dan, Mu Yaoxing kept setting unprecedented records.

People questioned whether she was cheating with AI or whether her opponents were throwing matches. She disdained answering, letting victory after victory speak for her skill.

The world loved her and hated her, yet couldn't help but praise her.

Later

She charged into the top eight of a world tournament alone, won every match in the single-elimination bracket, and swept her opponent in a best-of-five. The consensus was, "With Mu Yaoxing on the board, the championship is China's to lose."

She defended her title in a two-sided team competition, beating three top players in a row. An excited commentator declared, "With Mu Yaoxing playing, this match is in the bag."

She played in the Chinese Go League, attending every match and winning them all. She earned MVP in her very first year on the team. The professional circuit was her comfort zone, and the annual Best Player award was her badge of honor.

Six titles in one year. With the might of a tyrant, Mu Yaoxing laid waste to the entire world of Go.

Black and white stones flew between her fingers, each move landing like thunder. The dying embers trapped in a feudal household blazed into wildfires across the modern Go world.

"In this life, no one will speak for me and say no."

She paved the brightest road with Go, engraving the name Mu Yaoxing on the eternal board.

"In this life, I won't just win every tournament. I'll also live the way I want."

Born for Go, living for herself.

Originally titled Solving the Dead Group, but I want a title that suits the channel better.

1. The heroine's master from Play Black, an ancient person in modern times

2. Romance, with a male lead

3. [I will delete comments on sections, but generally won't delete chapter comments.]

4. The setting serves the plot. The true and fake heiresses are both part of the background and key to the story.

5. This one isn't as much of a fairy tale as Cicada. It features book transmigration, fragmented worlds, and characters seeking to conquer others, and Mu Yaoxing has a somewhat eccentric personality.

6. Play Black explains the rules in great detail. This one will skim over them, but that definitely won't affect your ability to read it.

Theme: Passionate, brilliant, free. I will embrace my new life.