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

After thinking for a long time, he finally placed his black piece.

Four rows and six columns.

With this move, he decided to send his troops back to defend.

but.

It's too late!

As soon as the black piece landed, Su Ran immediately pressed down on the white piece, placing her pieces with lightning speed.

Rapid chess?

Hanekawa Tsubasa looked up at Su Ran in surprise, only to find that the other party was just staring at the chessboard with a blank expression.

But for some reason, Su Ran seemed to be putting a lot of pressure on him at this moment.

The pressure was immense, like a dark cloud looming over his head, causing him to break out in a cold sweat...

calm.

I must stay calm.

The more Hanekawa Tsubasa thought about it, the more anxious she became.

In his next move, he inexplicably placed the black piece on the right side of the map, a spot completely unrelated to the overall battle situation.

It's now!

Su Ran's eyes narrowed, giving Yu Chuanyi no chance to think, and with lightning speed, she made another move, seizing control of the star position on the right side before Yu Chuanyi could react.

Finished!

Yuukawa Tsubasa felt a chill in her heart. The rhythm she had planned was completely disrupted by Su Ran's sudden counterattack.

The fifth move: clamp!

The sixth move, the sharpest!

The seventh move...

Eighth move...

Su Ran moved the pieces faster and faster, as if he didn't need to think at all.

The moment the black piece landed, he would raise his hand with lightning speed and instantly press the white piece down.

On the other hand, Black's thinking time gradually increased from a few seconds to more than ten seconds, tens of seconds, and even more than a minute.

Half an hour later.

"I...I lost."

Hanekawa Tsubasa looked at the chessboard, densely covered with pieces, with a dejected tone and great resentment.

He didn't understand why, after the first move of Tianyuan, Su Ran's aura seemed to have completely transformed into that of a bloodthirsty beast.

If you reveal even the slightest weakness, your opponent will immediately sense it and attack fiercely.

What made him even more uneasy was...

The key to his own dragon being cut down was actually Su Ran's first move, the seemingly casual move of the center point!

all of these.

It was definitely something he did on purpose.

Or is it...?

Is it just a coincidence?

Thank you for your guidance.

Before Yuukawa Tsubasa could recover from her shock, Su Ran stood up and bowed politely to him.

As he stood up, Mr. Ikegami, who had already gone to instruct others on how to play Go, finally noticed him.

"It's finished downloading."

Harada Ikegami adjusted his reading glasses and slowly walked over.

While walking, he comforted Su Ran, saying:

“Su Ran, even if you can’t become a chess player, you don’t need to be too discouraged.”

"With your father's reputation, you could easily raise a considerable amount of money for medical expenses by auctioning off any chessboards he's used! Moreover, he's been a dominant force in the Chinese chess world for so long; he must have some friends. You could try contacting them... Huh?"

Before he could finish his words of comfort, Harada Ikegami let out a soft gasp of surprise.

"They...they actually placed so many pieces?"

In his imagination, with Su Ran making two consecutive "bad moves," Yuukawa Tsubasa should be able to defeat Su Ran very quickly.

To his surprise, what lay before him was a densely packed chessboard.

Could it be that...

After I left, did Yu Chuan dare to mock Su Ran so wantonly?

This……

That's incredibly disrespectful to the opponent!

Upon thinking of this, Harada Ikegami's expression darkened.

"Hanakawa-kun, even if Su Ran's chess skills are not good, you shouldn't be toying with your opponent. Is this how I usually teach you?"

Teacher Ikegami...

Upon hearing Harada Ikegami's words, Tsubasa Hanekawa's chubby round face immediately turned a deep purplish-red.

He wanted to say something to explain, but when the words came to his lips, he didn't know how to put them into words.

After struggling for a long time, he finally managed to utter a sound as soft as a mosquito's hum:

"Teacher...no, that's not it."

"I...I lost this match."

what! ?

Upon hearing this...

Not only did Harada Ikegami's eyes widen.

Even the other students in the chess room couldn't help but cast surprised glances at Su Ran.

Su Ran...

actually……

They actually won!!! ? ? ?

For a moment, the entire chess room was completely silent; you could hear a pin drop.

……

Chapter Four: Child, do you really want to learn chess from me?

"What's going on? Su Ran actually defeated Yu Chuan?"

"This is unbelievable! Could it be that Yuukawa-kun was bribed by Su Ran?"

"Whether it's true or false, we'll know once we review the game."

The stillness lasted for several seconds.

The students snapped out of their shock and rushed over to gather around.

They'll see.

How did Su Ran manage to turn the tide in a match that seemed to have no suspense from the start?

This naturally includes their teacher, Harada Ikegami.

"Third move, Little Flying Corner..."

"The fourth move, supporting the edge with the top..."

"The fifth move, cutting off the middle and leaning in..."

This……

These are all methods that risk lives!

The more I looked at the board position, the more alarmed Ikegami Harada became.

He had seen many players with an aggressive playing style, but he had never heard of a player like Su Ran who fought relentlessly from the very beginning of the game, sacrificing pieces to the very end.

Several of these moves were extremely risky, making even him, an observer, feel his heart pound with fear.

"What a ruthless move! What a cunning strategy!"

By the 80th move, Su Ran used the initial lone piece at the center to devour most of the pieces that Yu Chuanyi had stationed in the central camp.

Even with his profound skill in Go, Harada Ikegami was utterly stunned by this divine move.

"No wonder Yu Chuan couldn't handle it. All the pressure Su Ran put on him in the early stages was actually setting the stage for the final counterattack from Tianyuan."

“Every time he sacrifices a piece, although it seems random, he is actually exchanging pieces for momentum!”

"A child who is tough on the outside but soft on the inside, seemingly rough but actually very thoughtful..."

"He really is a promising talent!"

After taking in the entire game, Harada Ikegami's eyes lit up, and he gave Su Ran a deep look.

After a long silence, he said expressionlessly:

"Su Ran vs. Hanekawa Tsubasa, Black loses by twelve points, Su Ran wins!"

Wow!

These words immediately sparked another round of heated discussion in the chess room.

No one expected that Yuukawa Tsubasa, who had a significant advantage in the early stages, would lose to Su Ran by such a large margin.