The work of the Go master

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Ke Zhiguang also tried a cup himself and thought it tasted pretty good.

But for reasons he couldn't explain, he decided not to drink anymore.

So I quietly placed it at the door of Xun's room.

Then the milk was taken by Xun to feed stray cats.

Later, I remembered that he seemed to have promised to bring papaya milk to the deer on the island, so I used this as a substitute.

Because I won quite a few games against Mizuki Yuuki these past two days, I still have a lot of milk left from the milk I got.

With a mixture of disbelief and skepticism, Shizuka opened the lid and began to drink.

Hopefully she will be satisfied with the health benefits of milk.

Ke Zhiguang sat down at a chessboard nearby and began to set up the pieces.

"Harushima, can you take a look at this game for me?" Ke Zhiguang said.

"Are you reviewing the situation?" Harushima Shika asked, leaning closer.

"It was just a chess score that I obtained by chance."

"A chess score obtained by chance?"

It sounds fantastical, giving people a sense of Hong Kong martial arts novels. This era also happens to be the time when Jin Yong's novels were all the rage in Japan.

I'll give her a copy of "The Return of the Condor Heroes" when I have time.

"Don't have too high expectations. I've played this game a few times myself, and it's not very good. But you still need to judge just how bad this game really is."

Ke Zhiguang's statement further fueled the curiosity of the deer on the island.

Ke Zhiguang spent two minutes quickly reviewing the game record, and the process presented was indeed not very interesting.

The four corners were simply set up, and both sides expanded their positions by attacking the sides on the third and fourth lines. The layout phase can be described as a peaceful development for both sides, with no kills occurring... (scratch that last sentence).

By move forty, both sides began to attack each other, with clumsy attacks and clumsy escapes, and the game ended peacefully.

Black wins by 5 points.

"It's probably the kind of chess game that kids in our class, who've been learning chess for about a year, would be able to play," Harushima Kashiwa said uninterestedly after making his assessment.

Just as Ke Zhiguang thought, it was indeed a game record of a rather low quality, both according to the evaluation of his fellow players and the conclusion he reached after playing it several times at home over the past two days.

But this is indeed the chess notation indicated in the [Special Item].

Ke Zhiguang sat back in his chair, his hands clasped in front of his chest, staring intently at the chessboard. The game looked like it was played by a child who had been learning chess for about a year.

wrong.

Something's not right.

Ke Zhiguang shook his head, his thoughts somewhat muddled.

"Qingdao, I'd like to set up the board again. Could you point out where I made a mistake?" Ke Zhiguang scrambled the board and began reviewing the game.

“I don’t know how to give guidance on such a low-level game. If you let me give guidance, the whole game will be completely different,” said Shiro Harushima.

"That's alright, just point out some of the most basic and obvious mistakes."

Even if you say that, I still...

"Then I'll begin." Ke Zhiguang started placing his pieces, his movements calm and natural, possessing a natural charm that was impossible to resist.

"wait....."

Although she said she didn't want it, Harushima Kazuya still earnestly helped Koji Hikaru with his guidance.

"If they keep pressing down, stop crawling and lift your head up!"

"Sacrifice a piece! We can't keep that group of pieces!"

"Infiltrate them; at this point, continuing to surround them would be tantamount to euthanasia!"

She gave very strong and dedicated guidance.

The morning sunlight grew increasingly warm, filtering into the room and illuminating the chessboard with a bright gleam. The Tyndall effect permeated the air, like a forest morning.

For some reason, the deer on the island suddenly paused, looked around at its surroundings, which were serene and sacred, and had a kind of dreamlike beauty.

"Harushima-kun, what's next?" Koji Hikaru's attention was still on the chessboard, but he only glanced at Harushima Shika briefly.

"No, it's nothing, let's continue the lesson."

She suddenly felt that the God of Go might be watching this Go room from a high place, watching the two of them move and remain still here.

Chapter Sixteen: The Challenge (Dads, please vote!)

The tranquility of the early morning was broken by a restless voice: "It's so quiet so early in the morning, there's not even a worthy opponent to fight."

A man wearing a leather jacket and sunglasses stepped into the Go room, complaining about the empty surroundings.

Harushima Kashima rubbed his forehead and frowned twice.

Ke Zhiguang also looked up at the sound and found that the guest looked familiar. If he remembered correctly, he was that... lousy chess player, the one wearing sunglasses.

It seems to be called "Basket Mouse".

All I remember is that he was killed by a "white-tailed fox," and after angrily throwing out a banknote, he left.

Side Quest: Defeat the Basket Rat

Huh?

Another strange entry box popped up.

Ke Zhiguang clenched his fists. After listening to the instructions for a while, he did have the urge to find someone nearby to give him a massage. Even without this side quest prompt, he would probably have done so.

"If you're interested, would you like to play a game with me? Mr. Lou, you stinky guy." Ke Zhiguang silently raised his hand, as if speaking in class.

"Who the hell is calling me Mr. Lou! My name is Yoshida, and you, kid, weren't you just about to call me Mr. Stinky?" The man in sunglasses bristled, pointing at Ke Zhiguang and questioning him.

"Of course you misheard."

"Forget about that, kid. Do you know the rules of playing chess here? No one will want to play chess with you if there's no stake."

So that's how it is. There's another bet. It seems this is the norm in this world.

"I happen to have brought the bet with me. Is 1000 yuan enough?" Ke Zhiguang placed a 1,000 yuan bill on the table, which was almost all his savings.

"Hmph, that certainly sounds like an amount a minor would ask for." The man in sunglasses named Yoshida scoffed, showing no intention of sitting down at the table.

"Not enough? Well then, I'll show you my sincerity too. I'll stake this on as well." Ke Zhiguang's eyebrows flashed, revealing a do-or-die spirit.

Snapped!

Ke Zhi took a new issue of Jump out of his backpack and slammed it next to the 1000 yuan bill, exuding an imposing aura and even carrying a gust of wind pressure.

This was delivered by Takashi Hase last night. Although it's priced at only 230 yuan, in a sense, its value far exceeds 1000 yuan, and even transcends monetary measurement. It is a synonym for friendship, hard work, and victory!

The man in sunglasses fell silent, and Harujima Kashima's eyebrows twitched.

So you're so confident, you're going to add another Jump to the list?

"Who wants your Jump?! You're just here to cause trouble! Although I do enjoy watching Jump, that's all..."

Seeing that his opponent still refused to play chess with him, Ke Zhiguang decided to use his trump card.

[Item Used: Challenge Ticket]

Even though it was Friday and Saturday, he still managed to get a lot of hits from his fellow members, and nobody knows who he got this [Challenge Ticket] from.

The specific effect is that when you select a target, the chances of that target accepting your challenge increase by 20%.

However, its use is dangerous.

Because if the challenge fails, there will be a price to pay.

However, the specific amount of the cost was not specified.

Regardless, let's give it a try first.

Using the [Challenge Ticket]?

use.

[Please specify the cost you will have to pay if the challenge fails.]

Ke Zhiguang stared thoughtfully at the blank space behind him.

"How about we try filling in 500 first?"

Insufficient credit limit

"Then fill in 999?"