After all of us are reborn, who plays Go?

Chapter 134 133. The beginning must be... in the middle... forget it, kill!

"Wrong direction."

Seeing Kashima Torajiro, who chose to eat on the right after being dug in by him, Zhan Lang rubbed his chin with his thumb.

In his opinion, Kashima Torajiro had gone in the wrong direction from this step on.

If it were me, I would definitely choose to attack in the opposite direction.

In this case, it is not difficult for Torajiro Kashima to deal with the pieces on the right, and the two small black pieces on his lower left are still under the threat of the opponent, so the situation is still fully combatable.

Directional error.

But unfortunately, the clock in the time travel scene cannot start moving in the reverse direction.

At this time, the referee sitting at the door suddenly felt a sound behind him. He turned his head habitually and found that there was an extra person behind him without knowing when.

"Fujii Hideaki 9th Dan?"

"Shhh."

"What are you doing here? I don't think you were invited as a special guest?"

The referee looked at Fujii Hideaki and stood up.

After all, in a society like Japan where seniority is everything, how could one dare to sit down and talk with such an old senior with his status?

Fujii Hideaki's face was slightly red, and he was obviously still not sober. He just waved his hand when he heard this and said, "I was drinking near here last night, and when I woke up I heard there was a competition going on, so I came to take a look.

Who is against whom today? No, why am I asking you? Can't I just look at it myself? "

After all, the official competition has already begun. There are only four tables. You can tell at a glance. There is no need to ask.

"Then please walk around."

The referee didn't dare to stop it after hearing what he said. Instead, he bent over and sent Fujii Hideaki in.

In theory, the competition venue must be cleared after the official start, and no unauthorized personnel are allowed to enter.

But there are exceptions to everything. For example, people of Fujii Hideaki's level can enter most competition venues to watch the game as if they were in an empty stadium.

Unless it is a particularly important final-level game, it is difficult for anything to stop them.

After all, his status is here. Just like when Old Nie comes decades later, who dares not let him in to watch?
Fujii Hideaki immediately noticed the two little guys, Kashima Torajiro and Zhan Lang, and then staggered over with somewhat unstable steps.

I remember that the little guy Kashima Torajiro came to see me a few days ago, bringing two bottles of good wine and asking me to give him some guidance on how to deal with Zhan Lang.

Fujii Hideaki immediately said that you have found the right person, and no one in Japan understands Zhan Lang better than him.

I just don't know whether he can implement my guidance.

But as I said, methods are methods and people are people.

Which top-notch chess player does not have a distinctive style? And the more distinctive the style, the more it actually represents a weakness.

Theoretically speaking, when dealing with top-notch opponents, everyone knows what methods should be used to deal with them, but methods are one thing and winning is another.

Just like decades later, who doesn't know what Lao Ke's style is? To deal with him, you should make thick chess pieces so that he has no place to stir, and he can't even find a point to exert force.

But the method tells you, how many people can do it?
If there was a method to succeed, top chess players would have a 100% defeat rate.

It's like giving the blueprints of nuclear fusion to a graduate student, as if the graduate student can build it.

Brain: Got it.

Hand: It’s useless.

You know my level is not good enough.

It's very difficult.

"Let me be healthy."

Fujii Hideaki quietly walked up to the two people and leaned his head over.

Take a look. Wait, something doesn't seem right.

Take another look.

Fujii Hideaki looked at the chessboard in front of him and couldn't help rubbing his eyes. Did he see black and white wrongly?
"Didn't I tell Kashima Torajiro to stick to the real situation and not the external forces? Why is it the other way around?"

Fujii Hideaki almost thought he was drunk and saw black and white mixed up.

Torajiro Kashima, who was playing with white, chose two three-three moves at the beginning, which attached great importance to the real field. However, it is estimated that after about eighty moves, Torajiro Kashima, who should have taken the land in theory, went directly to the outer field.

"What's going on?"

Torajiro Kashima himself felt puzzled. He was clearly on the real ground, so why was he forced outside?

This is wrong.

Torajiro Kashima looked at his own bankruptcy and couldn't help but hold his forehead.

What did I want to do at the beginning? At the beginning... in the middle...

Never mind, I feel like my brain is about to grow out! Just kill him!
All the ideas I came up with were wrong.

I might as well wield my dragon-slaying sword.

Move 86, White, jump!

This move by Torajiro Kashima is aimed at attacking the black pieces below while also expanding his own pieces above.

However, in the face of Kashima Torajiro's move, Zhan Lang seemed to completely ignore it and instead moved to the bottom to make a move.

Move 87, Black chess piece penetrates the elephant's eye.

"what is this?"

Not only Kashima Torajiro, but even Fujii Hideaki couldn't help but frown when he saw this move, feeling that it was a meaningless move.

Because the next few steps can be easily calculated, but the result is not true.

Did this kid Zhan Lang make a miscalculation?

This was the only explanation Fujii Hideaki could think of.

Even top-notch players sometimes have strange illusions on the chessboard, thinking that something that is obviously not possible is feasible, and making some bad moves.

Even a good situation could end in an instant during a combat.

Humans, we always make mistakes.

That’s why Go is entertaining.

It means you make a bad move, and I make a bad move.

"In that case, Zhan Lang might lose right at the start, and those people in the chess academy will be very happy."

Fujii Hideaki naturally had to know the purpose of the Japan Chess Association organizing this competition. If he could defeat Zhan Lang in the first game, many directors would probably open champagne tonight.

Torajiro Kashima thought the same thing and estimated that Zhan Lang must have miscalculated something.

But since you made a mistake, I will accept it without hesitation!
fly!
Just eat up your seed.

But unfortunately, people watching the game now do not have the assistance of artificial intelligence. It would be a shame if there were artificial intelligence commentary now or decades later.

You will find that this step is not at the point selected by artificial intelligence, but after it was made, it received praise from artificial intelligence.

However, Zhan Lang's subsequent actions were unexpected by both Kashima Torajiro and Fujii Hideaki.

Move 89, sharp!
Move 91, charge!
The ninety-third move, pull!
After this order came out, both Kashima Torajiro who was playing the game and Fujii Hideaki who was standing aside watching the game immediately realized that something was wrong.

And this is the only order that can lead to victory that others here have not calculated.

(End of this chapter)