Don't pretend, anchor, I've seen you touch the golden talisman!

Why there is a huge chessboard here, no one can say.

Judging from the style of the murals blown up by Lao Zhou on the outside, it can be traced back to the Wei and Jin Dynasties.

Celebrities in the Wei and Jin Dynasties were popular, and Go became an important cultural symbol during this period. At the same time, Go also achieved unprecedented development.

Among the five people present, Lin Yi must be the best in terms of "talking with hands" skills.

Among the "six arts" are etiquette, music, archery, charioteering, calligraphy, and numeracy. These numerals include Go skills.

Among the others, Qian Sheng has done some research on Go, and his level is basically the middle level among amateurs.

The remaining two people, Bai Lu and Wang Qiang, couldn't do it at all.

Yao Yiyan does know a little bit, and he can also play chess with others.

Her rash entry into the game now is equivalent to her having rashly landed a piece, and now the initiative is in Black's hands.

The other four people all stood on the stone futon, looking at the chessboard nervously.

The difficulty of the entire chess game is that the person entering the game cannot have an overview of the overall situation.

Go is a game that tests people's overall view. It uses black and white chess pieces as the basic elements and square and circle as the basic shapes. On the small chessboard with 19 vertical and horizontal paths, they coexist and depend on each other, like the "yin and yang" way. Like the derivatives of all things, it contains infinite possibilities and has evolved into countless complex chess positions, so that "there is the order of the distribution of stars, and there are opportunities for changes in wind and thunder."

A person is too small, standing on the chessboard is not as big as a chess piece.

The distance that can be seen is only three or four steps in front of you.

Lin Yi used his "scorpion climbing on the wall upside down" skill to climb up the surrounding rock walls in order to see the situation clearly. Unexpectedly, there was a layer of mist covering the top of the chessboard, making it impossible to see clearly the opponent's moves.

It is equivalent to playing blind chess. You must use the opponent's moves to guess which chess record it is following.

Once you make a move, if you want to regret it, you have to risk your life.

From this point of view, Guan Wentu knew the layout of the agencies here, so he brought so many people in and used the "human sea tactic".

Filling people into the agency so that he can pass through smoothly, this person's intentions are extremely vicious.

Yao Yiyan is now making a move on behalf of White. Without being able to see the opponent's situation, if Black makes a killing move, she will most likely be killed on the chessboard.

While Lin Yi and Qian Sheng were still trying to figure out the pattern of the chessboard, the sound of moving sunspots suddenly came from the chessboard. After several consecutive twists of the copper rods, the sound suddenly stopped, and the entire space returned to calm again.

Black's move is complete!

Yao Yiyan stood there, closed his eyes, and quietly waited for death to come.

Bai Lu no longer dared to look at the chessboard and buried her face behind Wang Qiang.

Several other people also frowned, clenched their fists, and sweated for her.

Unexpectedly, after a while, nothing strange appeared on the chessboard.

The lock on Yao Yiyan's foot suddenly opened, which meant that she could make another move.

The four people watching all breathed a sigh of relief.

"Sister Yan, are you okay?"

"I'm fine, but I don't know what to do next!"

"Don't panic, Sister Yan, we will find a way."

Bai Lu comforted her on the stone platform.

"Brother, we can't see the position of Black's move at all. The information we can obtain is really limited. We don't know what path the other party is going to take. Where should we go next?"

"Don't panic, do you remember that during the Wei and Jin Three Kingdoms, there was a story related to Go?"

"You mean 'Lan Keren'?"

"That's right!"

The story Lin Yi told is that during the Wei and Jin Dynasties, there was a woodcutter named Wang Zhi. When he went into the mountains to cut firewood by chance, he met two old men playing chess in a cave.Out of curiosity, he stood around and watched for a while.

After the game was over, he was about to leave, only to find that the ax he brought in to chop wood had rotted into wood slag.

When he returned to his residence along the original route, he realized that he had walked for more than 100 years.

When he told people about it, they all said that he met a god at that time.

This story has been circulating from the Wei and Jin Dynasties until the Southern and Northern Dynasties. Ren Fang of Nanliang wrote a book called "Shu Yi Ji" and recorded it.

Legend has it that the two immortals the woodcutter met were indeed real people. The two were superb at chess and were known as the 'chess saints' in the world. It is said that an immortal once came down to earth to play chess with them.

"If you want to put it this way, during the Three Kingdoms and Two Jin Dynasties, Soochow did produce two chess saints in Chinese history, one named Yan Ziqing and the other named Ma Suiming. The two were superb in chess and were invincible in the world.

Ge Hong recorded in "Baopuzi": "Those who are extremely good at Go are called chess masters. Therefore, Yan Ziqing and Ma Suiming are called chess masters today.

The two were appreciated by the immortal for their superb chess skills, so they were given a blessed place in the cave for playing chess. "

It is said that before these two people went to the Paradise of Cave Heaven, they also left a chess score to Sun Bofu."

Speaking of this, Qian Sheng's eyes suddenly flashed with light.

"Isn't this chess record the same as the chess game in front of you?"

The chess record they are talking about is the first chess record in the world, and is called "Sun Ce Zhao Lu Fan's Chess Situation".

The annotation "Jiang Biao Zhuan" in "Three Kingdoms" records: "Ce calmly competed with Fan Qi alone."

Lin Yi looked at the chessboard and murmured:

"The full score of "Sun Ce Zhao Lu Fan's Chess Game Situation" has a total of 43 moves. Both sides play on a chessboard with nineteen vertical and horizontal routes.

On the disk, each side has two "seats" in diagonal star positions.

The most striking feature is that White moves first, and the result recorded in the chess record is that the two sides have not yet decided the winner. It is Sun Ce who is deducing the chess record left by the 'Chess Saint' with Lu Fan. "

Speaking of this, Qian Sheng's thoughts suddenly became clear.

"So, we are going to continue to play according to the original chess record? But at our level, how can we dare to play against the 'chess master'?"

"Let me try it!"

Hearing this, Wang Qiang immediately became nervous.

"Old Lin, this is no joke. We are not living beasts like Old Zhou and Old Guan, who play with human lives. Once you play in the wrong place, Sister Yan will be gone."

"How should I put it? I know a little bit about Go."

The long-lost "somewhat understanding" came out of his mouth, and the three people around him understood it instantly.

"It's okay, Xiao Lin, just go as you want. If I die here, I will go to that bastard Guan Wentu to seek my life!"

"Listen to me, now from where you are, walk forward three spaces, then move one space to the right, and stand still."

Yao Yiyan counted the grids and landed on a point according to Lin Yi's instructions.

Everything around him was normal, nothing was out of the ordinary.

After a while, the black chess pieces began to move again.

The chess record left by the "Chess Saint" was being deduced in Lin Yi's mind at this moment.

Under his guidance, Yao Yiyan moved forward, backward, left and right on the chessboard. Before she made a move, the fog around her dispersed a little. Until she made her last move, all the fog on the chessboard cleared away.

All the sunspots gathered along the ravines on the chessboard to the edge of the chessboard, revealing a flat avenue in the middle.

In the middle of the avenue, three bodies lay. (End of chapter)