The Zen Chess Player: Whatever You Do, Don't Let Me Win

Li Jing, a top xiangqi player from his previous life who has transmigrated, binds himself to the Buddhist Lie Flat and Return Home System. The task is simple: **Lose three full games fair and square, and you can return to your original world.** Winning brings no rewards. Going home is the only goal. And so, an oddball appears on the tournament circuit. Everyone else studies openings with all their might and drills deadly traps, all for the glory of becoming champion. Li Jing alone racks his brain over how to lose. He sacrifices his horse, cannon, and chariot, going out of his way to leave weaknesses and racking his brains to set up defeat.