After all of us are reborn, who plays Go?

Chapter 135 134. Send

"I didn't expect..."

Seeing this order on the field, Torajiro Kashima couldn't help but rub his flat head.

I originally thought that Zhan Lang would break off here directly, and then I would stick to him and then Zhan Lang would pull me back.

In this case, if I squeeze myself, Zhan Lang won't be able to take care of both breakpoints.

It sounds great to imagine. In this case, Zhan Lang will directly enter into a tough battle. Not only will Kashima Torajiro lock in the victory directly, but he can also reverse the downward trend at the beginning and enter a situation where he has an advantage.

This is also the reason why Kashima Torajiro and Fujii Hideaki believe that Zhan Lang has miscalculated.

But as the battle continued, the situation turned around, and Kashima Torajiro realized that he had not calculated the correct order.

If I attack now, Zhan Lang will not be able to stick to me, but will directly attack me back.

In this way, you can stick to it, and Zhan Lang's interruption of eating and advancement of eating will be combined.

If you just attack randomly, although you can eat Zhan Lang's two little black pieces, all the strength in the lower left corner will be taken away by Zhan Lang.

With this level of actual losses, the game is almost over.

Just a change in order makes a completely different result.

There were clearly only a few changes, but I didn't figure them out.

"I drank too much, I didn't even count."

Fujii Hideaki couldn't help but rub his temples. He actually didn't see this order.

It shouldn't be.

No, it’s hard to say actually.

If you don't drink, you may not be able to see it 100%.

But what can I say, Zhan Lang actually saw this, has he made progress again?
There are obviously not many competitions in China and the intensity of competition is low. How come Zhan Lang is making such rapid progress in such an environment?
In theory, no matter what sport you do, it is best to improve it at the beginning.

From zero to nine it’s very quick, but from nine to ten I have no idea how long it will take.

After reaching a certain level, the speed of improvement in any field will slow down. Even when you reach the world's top level, it will be extremely difficult to take another step forward.

Because the road ahead is unknown, you need to explore it yourself.

But Zhan Lang was able to become a professional in less than two years, and his speed of improvement after becoming a professional is as fast as flying an airplane, especially since he doesn't have any competitions to play. This is unscientific.

Could it be possible that, like in ancient Chinese legends, there was a Go master teaching him in his dream?

A dream of a broken chess piece lasts for a thousand years.

But even if there really is a god, it is impossible for him to learn so quickly.

However, even though the situation was not good, Torajiro Kashima had no intention of giving up, and even planned to give it a try.

The 100th move, White chess, turn!
At this point, it seems that Torajiro Kashima has not captured the black pieces, but in fact he has already hidden a strong means of counterattack.

As long as Zhan Lang doesn't make a sharp discovery and chooses to escape efficiently and decisively as before, Kashima Torajiro can immediately act according to his plan.

Just pull it down at the lower left corner, and then stand in two directions!

In this way, the black pieces on the left can be directly threatened. If Zhan Lang is supplemented at this time, because the center is thickened, Kashima Torajiro can also threaten the black pieces in the lower right corner.

All the suggestions from 9th Dan Fujii Hideaki are nonsense.

At the critical moment, you must play to your strengths and advantages and wield your dragon-slaying sword.

Kill kill kill kill kill!

But unfortunately, Kashima Torajiro's intention was too obvious, and Zhan Lang saw through it at a glance.

Although I pursue efficiency, I am not unable to see the key to victory or defeat.

Zhan Lang now has a sharp left side to strengthen the left side. At the same time, he not only lengthens his left side, but also aims at the break below.

You want to kill me, but I also want to kill you.

Kashima Torajiro was also helpless because that move pierced the elephant's eye. Now he could only try his best to maintain it and wait for Zhan Lang to make a mistake.

But no one knows who will be the last one to make a mistake.

In the 110th move, White chess piece captures.

But as soon as he made this move, Torajiro Kashima immediately realized that he had made a mistake. He slapped the chess box and slapped himself in the face.

Zhan Lang will not respond to this step, it is just wishful thinking on my part.

Wrong number.

This situation often occurs in Go. When you are calculating, everything seems fine, but as soon as you make a move, or even before your opponent can respond, you discover the problem.

It is even possible that you will react within the very second of making the move.

Sometimes it's just such a coincidence that you have to wait until the chess piece lands on the board.

But there is no regret after making a move. Once this piece appears on the chessboard, it will take root there.

Seeing this move, Zhan Lang didn't hesitate at all and directly hit the three-three in the upper left corner of Kashima Torajiro.

The shape of the white chess piece in the upper left corner is the reason why Kashima Torajiro can finally compete with Zhan Lang.

But at this time the upper left corner was broken, and the overall balance was directly disrupted.

After this move, Fujii Hideaki no longer had the desire to stop and continue watching.

There is no hope, just wait for death, say goodbye!

Zhan Lang already had a lot of advantages, but at this time Kashima Torajiro was able to make a move. How could he possibly recover later?

Unless Zhan Lang also suddenly falls ill, there is a possibility of winning the case after the two of them communicate about their condition later.

"I can't bear to see it..."

Fujii Hideaki sighed, turned around and walked to the other side to watch other people's chess games.

"Is this child Lao Cao's apprentice?"

Although Cao Mingxun is only an eighth dan in Japan, his extremely high seniority alone has made many people know him.

Not to mention that Fujii Hideaki was very familiar with him, and even brought him some interests and hobbies to some extent.

Fujii Hideaki looked at the kid who was less than 1.2 meters tall and the smallest in the audience. If he remembered correctly, this kid was also a professional player.

Becoming a professional chess player at the age of eleven is simply unheard of in Japan. Even the youngest top-notch players currently in service became professional players at the age of twelve, and many are even over fourteen years old.

A few decades later, being able to become a professional at the age of eleven would be considered a very good age.

Theoretically speaking, the older you get when you start a career, the less future you have.

For example, no world champion-level chess player becomes a professional player at the age of fourteen.

Anyone who can win a world championship has basically demonstrated the potential and strength to win since childhood.

However, Li Shiqing is a Korean professional, and Japanese people would think that he is not very good.

If Koreans don't come to Japan, do they know what professional Go is?

Thinking of this, I skipped it without even looking at the plate played by Fujii Hideaki.

However, what Fujii Hideaki did not notice was that Omori Kotaro, who was playing against Li Shiqing, could not help but wipe the sweat from his head.

(End of this chapter)