On the Playability of Popularizing Flying Chess in Anime Crossovers

[Volume One is complete. Ready to read!] Without anyone knowing, a game quietly began. First, the bright, dazzling red executive claimed he was just passing by when he saw two close friends about to be separated by death, but after a moment of silence, he saved one of their lives. Then, the moody green real whiskey stepped in to protect a whiskey who had been exposed and was being hunted, only to reveal the fake whiskey himself. Next, the shy, reserved yellow scholar spent day and night researching how to balance the unstable power of the King. He was also the one who documented and put into practice how to kill a King. Last, the steady and reliable blue Saniwa was the master whom the sword warriors revered and served with loyalty. Yet one day, this gentle person sighed. Then the truth came out: all four belonged to the same organization. Everyone knew they came from an organization called "Ludo," and each color represented one of them. They were the closest partners in the world, kindred spirits whose souls seemed to blend together. But what no one knew was that the relationship between these four... They were companions, but also rivals. The bright sun was eliminated first, as the so-called judge's gavel rang out and declared him out. The shy rabbit was next, lowering his head in despair beneath the cold gaze of the indifferent judge. The mercurial hunter came after him, forced to kneel in unwilling submission under the pressure of the powerful judge. The gentle victor mourned, receiving the kind judge's congratulations without a word of praise. Their friends who witnessed it all were furious, vowing to kill the judge! Judge and original body, Ji Zheng Nanyan: Confused.jpg But when the game ends, aren't you supposed to retrieve the secret identities?! Is something wrong? (Tilts head innocently.jpg) Anyway, everything is for the sake of victory! Note: 1. Updated daily. Anything before midnight counts as the update for that day. 2. This is a Ludo secret-identity competition with house rules. The protagonist is the judge and mission assigner, and usually doesn't appear. 3. Eliminated secret identities will all come back to life eventually. (Similar to faking their deaths.) 4. I recommend another no-CP spin-off from a male protagonist's perspective, A Fun-Loving Guy, Not a Tragic Hero. Find it in the author's collection. 5. There are slight hints of everyone doting on the protagonist, and the split-soul secret identities are soulmates! 6. I hope you readers will enjoy it~ (raises little paw.jpg) 7. Anti-piracy settings may change at any time. I'll try not to affect the reading experience too much (40% anti-piracy, purchasing is disabled for anti-piracy chapters). P.S. The cover is commercially licensed. Please don't panic if you see it, QwQ. Theme: Happiness is the most important thing!