Go: The live broadcast queen launched a gorgeous rebellion against the dog

[“I’m asking you, who still doubts Rui Zhao’s status as the greatest athlete of all time?!”]

[The final "Eternal Might of the Monarch" special challenge has officially ended! Lin Ruixin's comedic performance was absolutely awful!]

[Before the match, he kept proclaiming that Rui Zhao must have some issues and that he was the rightful "number one in Chinese history," but what was the result?!]

[Even though Rui Zhao was given the first move, playing his preferred white pieces, before the game, he still had no chance to fight back!]

The first twenty moves of this game were uneventful, with both sides playing standard opening moves. However, on move 21, Rui Zhao, playing black, initiated a move to extend the side and create variation!

Although Lin Ruixin's shoulder hit at the star point in the upper right corner was the best option, after Black's 27th move, a small knight's move, White rashly cut off, and the game gradually began to move into Rui Zhao's rhythm!

[Both sides pushed their rooks from right to left in turn. When White's 40th move still extended, Rui Zhao's precise four-space clamping move hit the bullseye!]

In contrast, Lin Ruixin quickly fell into a disadvantageous position during local maneuvers, and his 48th move, the small flying move, was a crucial blunder!

[Although Lin Ruixin's move was clearly a sacrifice strategy—hoping to enclose the left side's territory by sacrificing the upper right—his judgment on the thickness of the stones was clearly flawed.]

After Rui Zhao captured the three stones in the upper right corner and secured the entire large corner, White's territory was clearly at a disadvantage!

The win rate has plummeted to 12.2%, almost reaching the level of a chain game!
From move 65 onwards, when Black invaded to secure its own group, Rui Zhao's performance was flawless! She launched attacks from all sides, creating chaos within White's territory and giving it no chance whatsoever!

[Desperate, Lin Ruixin, in his 104th move, recklessly charged forward, deciding to engage the world's killing god in close combat! But this was tantamount to suicide!]

[After the chaotic battle, a ko fight quickly broke out in the lower left corner. Although Lin Ruixin ultimately won, the cost was the complete annihilation of the large white group in the upper right corner, and Rui Zhao's counterattack on the left side also resulted in a complete capture!]

At this point in the game, Lin Ruixin, who had boasted beforehand that he would "ascend the throne," was completely humiliated. After persisting for two more moves, he couldn't bear the insult and resigned. He was even too embarrassed to take his chess set and scurried out in a disheveled state!

[At this point, Lin Ruixin has suffered seven consecutive defeats against Rui Zhao, failing to win a single game in official matches.]

According to the Chinese version of the story, he officially became Rui Zhao's "Meng Huo" (a legendary figure associated with Meng Huo), and sat at the same table with his devoted fan, Nie Yunyi!

Now that Lin Ruixin has been dealt with, I want to ask those idiots who always say "there's no smoke without fire":

Lin Ruixin, who just won the Sanshuang Cup, has been completely humiliated. Who dares to question Rui Zhao now?!

Sigrún has taught at the Iceland University of the Arts as a part-time lecturer since and was Dean of the Department of Fine Art from -. In – she held a research position at Reykjavík Art Museum focusing on the role of women in Icelandic art. She studied fine art at the Icelandic College of Arts and Crafts and at Pratt Institute, New York, and holds BA and MA degrees in art history and philosophy from the University of Iceland. Sigrún lives and works in Iceland.

[Indeed! I already explained it a long time ago!]

[Rui Zhaoming clearly demonstrated a level of skill that was completely unmatched during the Dream Lily Cup! Calling her a mini-AI wouldn't be an exaggeration!]

[But then a bunch of unreasonable people kept saying things like "Rui Zhao's performance is inhuman" and "They're all human, so why is Rui Zhao so much better than other players? There must be something wrong with her"...]

I just want to say one classic Chinese proverb to these skeptics: The difference between people can sometimes be greater than the difference between a person and a dog!

[A dog like Lin Ruixin shouldn't try to scam Rui Zhao!]

Okay, whatever you say!

After Empress Zhao won this game, I said that anyone who dared to question her was a paid troll trying to stir up trouble. Was that a fair statement?!

……

"...this...this..."

"What the hell is going on?!"

9:00 AM, North American local time, April 16th, White House conference room.

The conference room was brightly lit, and a huge electronic screen occupied an entire wall, clearly displaying the latest hot posts on the Red Dot Forum.

President Tripp, the North American leader, sat at the head of the conference table. He slammed his hand on the table, and a low growl filled with incomprehension and dissatisfaction escaped his throat:

"...Since Rui Zhao exposed his self-destructive behavior, haven't I already mobilized all public opinion forces?"

"How come public opinion has already turned against us after just one game of the 'Eternal Might of the Monarch' challenge?!"

"Uh...Commander..."

"The situation is... a bit complicated."

The chief of staff, standing beside the conference table, took a deep breath and explained to his superior with a rather helpless expression:

"...The main reason is that Lin Ruixin, 9-dan, made some startling remarks before the match, which caused a huge reaction around the world!"
"He publicly declared that he would prove himself to be the number one person in Chinese history through this challenge, and even questioned the 'water' of Rui Zhao's past achievements. This instantly piqued the interest of the public who were tired of online debates, and they all wanted to see the two sides really fight it out."

"As you can see, Lin Ruixin suffered a crushing defeat and his entire body turned bright red!"

"More importantly, Rui Zhao once again delivered a performance close to AI level in this game! He almost completely overwhelmed his opponent!"

"This immediately triggered a large-scale purge of those who had previously questioned Rui Zhao..."

"Why?!"

Tripp abruptly interrupted his chief of staff, his voice sharp with extreme anger:
"Where are my online trolls? What are they doing?!"

"Why don't you just keep saying that Rui Zhao's game was a privately rehearsed game?!" "Well... I'm afraid that won't work."

Faced with the golden-haired president's anger, the chief of staff replied helplessly and awkwardly:
"Lin Ruixin is Rui Zhao's famous nemesis. The two sides have been sworn enemies since Rui Zhao first became a professional player. This is known to almost everyone in the world of Go!"
Even before this challenge, Lin Ruixin was still creating hype, saying that he would take this opportunity to defeat Rui Zhao head-on and prove that he was the undisputed number one in Chinese history...

"Spreading rumors that he and Rui Zhao are colluding will only lower the credibility of our online army and will serve no other purpose whatsoever..."

"???
"This is even possible?!"

Upon hearing this, Tripp's eyes widened instantly, completely unprepared for such a situation!

A sworn enemy of Rui Zhao, someone who wished he could trample Rui Zhao underfoot to prove himself... has ironclad proof of Rui Zhao's innocence?!
Is it really possible for such a coincidental and ironic thing to happen in the world?!
Tripp opened his mouth, momentarily at a loss for words. The chief of staff, noticing the president's hesitation, immediately seized the opportunity to advise:
"President! Our public opinion situation is extremely bad right now!"

"Lin Ruixin's accuracy rate in this game was as high as 83%, which is a very high level of performance for the losing side, and he is completely worthy of his title as the new champion of the Sanshuang Cup."

"But in this game, Rui Zhao achieved a 95% accuracy rate! He completely overwhelmed his opponent! He truly is a god among men who has completely outclassed all human chess players!"

"It's very difficult for us to exert influence in public opinion right now. The more we try to provoke and confuse others, the easier it is for us to lose credibility! So I think..."

"Should we consider... backing out now?"

It wasn't until he heard the chief of staff's calm analysis that Tripp came to his senses as if a bucket of ice water had been poured over his head.

He swayed slightly, then slowly sat back down in his chair, his brow furrowed, and remained silent.

Just as that banana man said...

This Rui Zhao is indeed quite difficult to deal with!
Tripp whispered silently to himself, a deep sense of powerlessness washing over him.

However, after only a few seconds of silence, the sense of defeat in Tripp's eyes was instantly replaced by an even more intense sense of resentment!

He cannot accept defeat! Especially not on a globally watched stage!

The Conservative Party's mouthpieces have already staked far too much credibility in this debate. If they concede now, a crushing defeat in the year-end election is almost certain!
"...No! We have no way out!"

Tripp jerked his head up, his voice resolute as he answered:

"Otherwise, my image as a winner will turn into that of a clown! How am I supposed to compete in the election at the end of the year then!"

Then, he changed the subject, turning his gaze to the window as if he could see the impending final showdown:
"It's alright...it's alright!"
"Right now, the most talked-about topic is still the upcoming human-machine competition..."

"As long as we can win big in half a month, there will still be room for manipulating public opinion!"

After muttering a few words that seemed to explain the situation while also being a self-suggestion, Tripp suddenly stood up and, with an unquestionable commanding tone, sternly ordered the chief of staff:
"In a couple of days, I will personally step in to support public opinion! You don't need to worry too much about this!"

"I need to tell Musk! He must eliminate Rui Zhao in the most crushing way possible in half a month!!"

"This time, we absolutely cannot afford any more mistakes!!!"

...

...

"...With only ten days left until the ultimate showdown between Rui Zhao 9-dan and the latest version of DeepBrain's Go AI, this contest that carries the dignity of human wisdom has sparked global discussion."

"Major media outlets around the world are paying close attention to the preparations on both sides and have invited celebrities to express their views."

"However, along with the rising level of discussion, there is also a vortex of controversy surrounding Rui Zhao, a 9-dan player."

Yesterday, Fox News, in its latest editorial titled "The Unsolved Game: Five Key Questions in the Battle Between Rui Zhao and Lin Ruixin," claimed:

"The special challenge between Lin Ruixin and Rui Zhao has many strange aspects, and there is a possibility that the outcome of the match was manipulated. The possibility of cheating cannot be simply denied because of the long-standing feud between Rui and Lin."

"He also emphasized: 'Only by demonstrating true skill in machine-based battles without human intervention can doubts be dispelled.'"

"This accusation with such a presupposed conclusion has caused an uproar in public opinion!"

The New York Times published a rebuttal this morning titled "When Conspiracy Theories Hijack the Spirit of Sports," directly accusing Fox of "distorting scientific evidence into a presumption of guilt."

"The situation escalated further this morning North American time—North American leaders posted controversial comments on social media platforms, stating: 'Everyone smart knows Rui Zhao is a fraud! Fox News has told the truth!'"

"The tweet immediately sparked huge controversy, garnering 83 likes within two hours, while also drawing fierce criticism and rebuttals from numerous public figures..."

This……

Even the supreme leader of the mighty Earth's superpower is getting personally involved?!

At 4 PM Beijing time on April 20th, in Beijing, China, at the China Go Association.

Before leaving the office, Shang Chaotian glanced at the movements on the foreign internet one last time and muttered something to himself.

In North America...

They're really not even acting anymore! (End of Chapter)