Hikaru no Go: I taught you Go, and you made the Kisei cry?

Moreover, if they fail to defeat the chubby boy within a hundred paces, it will mean that the mission has completely failed.

The subsequent rewards were also lost.

Free Golden Skill Book! Group > 9:8,0s2:0ュ58:5/6, sent by ?呆ュ呆. Free use three times. Such an incredible reward is clearly a special offer for newbies.

If you miss this opportunity, you may never have another chance like it.

"I choose to charge headlong into the chaos!"

After much deliberation, Su Ran finally made up her mind.

Without hesitation, I chose the blank skill – Charge!

Although this skill isn't high-level, it happens to be the best way to break the deadlock right now.

With its aggressive, high-intensity style of play and fast-paced tactics, it's likely that against a novice like Hanekawa Tsubasa, it can disrupt his rhythm early on with a high-intensity offensive approach.

[Ding! Detected that the host has selected an initial skill. Combat simulation will begin for you...]

[Your opening move at the center point displeased your opponent, who, instead of occupying the star point on their second move, placed a piece directly in the ninth column and eighth row of the center, penetrating deep into your territory to encircle and annihilate your central army.]

[You sensed the enemy's anxiety, and in your second move, you deliberately placed a piece in the third row and third column, pressing down on the enemy's rear. This move was quite reckless. If your opponent had chosen to defend with a large knight's move, you would have been left in a precarious situation, unable to hold your ground alone. Unfortunately for you, your opponent was not strong, and your provocation only made him more angry and frustrated. Instead of defending, he launched a counterattack, determined to fight you in the center.]

[In a fit of anger, your opponent places their troops in the eighth column and tenth row. Taking advantage of this opportunity, you abandon your central army and place it in the seventh column and ninth row. With small groups of elite troops advancing separately, you seize the other three star positions, abandoning your central army. Although this is somewhat risky, it successfully confuses the enemy. Once the divided forces form an encirclement, you will completely turn the tide of the battle.]

[Your opponent was shocked by your sacrifice and, in their delight, placed their third piece in the seventh column, ninth row, concentrating their forces in the center, intending to expand their gains... This move was utterly foolish. You chose to cut, immediately followed by a small knight's move in the fourth column, third row, instantly severing the connection between the enemy's central army and their left flank.]

[Your opponent was intimidated by your unstoppable momentum and, in a panic, placed a piece in the fourth row and sixth column, intending to return to rescue their isolated army on the left flank. However, this move fell right into your trap of besieging the point and attacking the reinforcements. Using your local numerical advantage, you ruthlessly slaughtered the enemy's returning reinforcements, and the opponent began to lose their composure.]

……

[After move 45, you have completely wiped out your opponent's isolated left flank. At the same time, your armies in the other three star positions also begin to attack the enemy's central army. With the four armies supporting each other, the opponent is caught in a predicament, unable to defend both sides and trapped in a siege.]

[At move seventy-nine, your opponent, unable to withstand your relentless attrition and with no other options, finally chooses to confront you head-on, attempting to find a glimmer of hope in a desperate, all-or-nothing confrontation.]

[At move 80, you observed the enemy's rear was vulnerable. Utilizing the isolated piece at the center of the board in your opening move, you orchestrated a coordinated attack from both inside and outside, swiftly eliminating the enemy's large dragon in the middle. The enemy army was routed, losing everything.]

After twelve moves, the opponent felt powerless to turn the tide and ultimately chose to resign.

The game is over. You won by nine and a half points.

Should this simulation be used?

"Starting with the Heavenly Element, does Su Ran look down on me that much?"

"Since that's the case, then I'll show you what I, Hanekawa Tsubasa, am capable of!"

Just as Su Ran was simulating the game in his mind, in the real world, Yuukawa Tsubasa was also completely enraged by Su Ran's provocative attitude.

Amidst the expectant gazes of his classmates, his chubby face flushed red, and without a second thought, he placed his second move in the ninth column, eighth row.

He wanted Su Ran to know that even the worst amateur chess player has an overwhelming advantage when facing a beginner.

Not to mention.

Su Ran's talent is negligible, even among beginners.

"Su Ran, it's your turn."

The shame and anger prevented Hanekawa Tsubasa from realizing just how reckless her move had been.

He wanted to see how the blindly arrogant Su Ran would deal with his close-range attack and mid-lane battle!

Hearing Yuukawa Tsubasa's voice, Su Ran finally came back to her senses.

This time, however, Su Ran had completely abandoned her previous attitude of giving up, and her bright, star-like eyes were even flashing with excitement.

The world of Hikaru no Go.

Now, I also possess the powerful chess skills to integrate into this world!

Akira Touya, Hikaru Shindo, Seiji Ogata, Meijin Touya, and that legendary Go player from the Edo period who had already mastered the divine move—Sai Fujiwara.

In the not-too-distant future, I will definitely challenge you one by one.

There can only be one God of Go in this world.

And me.

The Chess Saint of China, son of Su Yuan.

He will eventually carry his father's regrets and reach the top step by step.

I want everyone to know.

I am Su Ran.

It's in this world of Go—

The One True God!

"clatter!"

A chess piece, carrying the sound of metal and stone, seemed to press down heavily from a great height.

This was Su Ran's second move.

Three columns and three rows.

rush! ! !

……

Chapter Three: Blitz Chess! Su Ran's Counterattack!

"This...this is...a charge!?"

"Why did he choose to charge in at this moment? Does he just abandon the mid lane like that?"

"A novice is a novice; there's absolutely no strategy to their game... Forget it, I'll just go study some game records. This kind of game is a complete waste of time!"

As Su Ran made this move, many students booed.

In their view, sacrificing a piece in the first two moves meant the outcome of the game was no longer in doubt.

Barring any unforeseen circumstances, Hanekawa Tsubasa will likely gain a significant advantage in the mid-game, and as for the late game...

joke.

Such reckless moves leave no room for improvement in the later stages!

Watching the other classmates disperse in a noisy commotion, Hanekawa Tsubasa shook her head and smiled.

Son of the Go Saint?

It seems like nothing special.

Since you've given up on the mid lane yourself, don't blame me for being ruthless.

Today, let me, Hanekawa Tsubasa, teach you how to play Go properly!

Thinking it over, Yuukawa Tsubasa's lips curled into a smile, and she placed her third move on the eighth column and tenth row, and stuck it!

Ok?

Why did Xiaoyi put on those stickers?

When Hanekawa Tsubasa didn't retreat to defend and instead try to encircle and annihilate Su Ran's lone force advancing on the left flank, but instead recklessly chose to stick to the middle lane, Ikegami Harada, as the referee, immediately frowned.

Of course, he wasn't worried that Hanekawa Tsubasa's move would lead to him returning empty-handed.

After all, he already had a clear understanding of the strength of both sides in the game.

Although Yu Chuan's chess skills are average, they are more than enough to deal with Su Ran.

only.

From a long-term perspective, Hanekawa Tsubasa's personality of being easily provoked by her opponents and her careless attitude towards the weak are problematic.

It's hard to say how much future achievements we can make.

The way of playing chess is like the way of life: one should not be arrogant in victory or discouraged in defeat, only then can one hope to gradually climb to the top.

It seems.

In the past, my teaching of my disciples focused too much on technique and neglected the development of their mindset.

After this game, I need to give these disciples a reminder.

How should we approach the game of chess, and life itself...?

Thinking about these problems, Harada Ikegami couldn't help but feel a headache coming on. He simply stopped looking at the game and walked out of the game room to find a corner to smoke.

Unlike other competitive sports, Go has very simple rules, and the outcome is obvious.

therefore.

Even without Ikegami Harada as the referee, the rhythm of the match will not be affected in the slightest.

As Hanekawa Tsubasa's third move was finalized, Su Ran couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief and revealed a relieved smile.

It really did land here.

It seems that the simulator accurately predicted every move the opponent made.

That being the case.

Then let you experience your own ending within the script that has already been written!

The third move: a small flyback to the corner, press!

"Four...four columns and three rows!?"

"They just pushed straight up... He... completely abandoned the mid lane?"

Upon seeing Su Ran's move, Yu Chuanyi was taken aback. The next moment, his eyes widened in shock as he stared at the chessboard.

Sacrificing a pawn is always the most ruthless, vicious, and desperate move!

At this rate, it's either you or me who dies!

This kind of tactic is usually only used when someone is forced into a corner by their opponent.

But now, Su Ran's mid-lane position is clearly still salvageable, yet he has chosen this most desperate approach...

Hanekawa Tsubasa swallowed, suddenly feeling a little nervous.