[Crossover] Can Playing Chess Save the World?

[Third-person narration, a stress-relief story, written wherever inspiration takes me]

My name is Zhuqu Qiqi. I'm a very boring girl. My daily life consists of nothing but playing Go.

I love Go more than life itself, and I'd do anything to grasp the Divine Move.

But Heaven showed me no mercy, giving me a frail, broken body.

I died at sixteen, still clutching a black and a white Go stone in my hands.

I couldn't accept it. I was still so young. I hadn't earned the titles of Meijin or Honinbo, and I hadn't grasped the Divine Move.

I don't want to die.

Perhaps the God of Go heard my obsession before I died and gave me a chance to be reborn.

But nothing comes for free. To be reborn, I have to become the task targets' moonlight, help them escape their suffering and find redemption, and rewrite their bad endings.

"What's moonlight?"

"It's like the place Go holds in your heart."

I understand. To become their moonlight, all I have to do is teach them to play Go.

After all, who could resist the charm of Go?

[Naruto world:

Better to play Go than massacre your clan (Uchiha Itachi)

Better to play Go than seek revenge (Uchiha Sasuke)

Better to play Go than cast the Infinite Tsukuyomi (Uchiha Obito)]

[Demon Slayer world:

Better to play Go than become the Demon King (Muzan)

Better to play Go than become a cult leader (Douma)]

[Noragami:

Better to play Go than be a stray god (Yato)]

[Inuyasha:

Better to play Go than be a half-demon (Naraku)]

The worlds and characters above aren't the only ones. Read the story for details.

This story is also known as I Became Their Moonlight Through Go

Theme: Work hard and persevere, and you'll eventually see your own rainbow