"Then let's play a game and let me give you one car and one cannon, how about that?"

Lele's big, sparkling eyes flickered a few times before she shook her head vigorously.

"I don't want you to give up your chess piece. If the Emperor insists on playing, how about we make a gentleman's bet? If you beat me once, I'll ask you to do anything. If I beat you three times in a row, you'll give me an item you own."

Lele's words instantly piqued the emperor's interest. He looked at him, then at himself, and asked with a puzzled look:

"Which item of mine do you want?"

Lele blinked mischievously a few times, pursed her lips, and said crisply:

"Any item will do, but you must decree that the person who possesses it cannot be punished for any offense he commits."

"Hahaha……"

The emperor laughed heartily, looking up to the sky. He waved his hand, nodded contemptuously, reached out and picked up a jade pendant from his waist, half-closed his eyes, and said disdainfully:

"Alright, you're so young, yet you're so arrogant. How about this! You don't have to beat me three times. Just one, and I'll give you this jade pendant. Seeing it is like seeing me. How about that?"

The emperor did not think that this arrogant child could beat him. His chess skills were not exaggerated. He had been a good chess player since he was a child. This was the only thing he could show off to others when he was a child.

If it weren't for his good chess skills, he wouldn't have been able to win the favor of the late emperor. So at this moment, he felt a little annoyed by this boastful Lele.

He doesn't like others bragging in front of him, nor does he like being outshined by others.

Seeing that the emperor agreed to use the jade pendant as a bet, Lele walked forward with his head held high and sat upright in the seat that An An had just given him.

Seeing this, Liu Xi stepped forward again, carefully set up the chessboard, and whispered a reminder:

"Your Majesty, the medicine has been delivered. Would you like to take it now?"