After all of us are reborn, who plays Go?

"Exactly what I expected."

Zhan Lang thought and began to analyze while tapping the table with his fingers.

After this move, Xu Zhixi could only use the break to capture his two pieces, and he hadn't captured them all yet, so he still had some means of trapping his own pieces in the future.

In fact, the opponent should jump directly on the second road above. In this way, if you don’t respond well, the opponent can get a lot of chances to win.

But unfortunately, the opponent did not see this step. Although his Turtle Punch looked powerful, it was not fast or fierce enough at the critical point.

Compared with chess players in other systems, this kind of people can never kill anyone.

Or to some extent, the opponent's Turtle Fist has not yet reached the level of a unique style, the rules have not been fully formed, and it still seems a bit immature.

Moreover, at the critical moment, he pushed it from below, and with his own push, Xu Zhixi's original two-way jump method disappeared directly.

It can be said that the other party suffered heavy losses in this area, and it can even be said that they were defeated.

Move 71, Black pieces, dismantle.

Seeing this step, Cao Mingxun who was standing next to him couldn't help but shake his head. From the top to the left, Cao Mingxun could obviously feel that Xu Zhixi was not doing well.

The obvious disadvantage was shown at the beginning, and it was not an ordinary difficulty.

The upper left corner was directly killed, and although three pieces were eaten below, the space in the middle of the left side was completely destroyed.

It is no exaggeration to say that the losses were heavy.

With this level of losses, it is really difficult to recover in a game between top players.

After Xu Zhixi made a mistake, the more he was punished, the more he couldn't stop making mistakes. Small mistakes became medium mistakes, medium mistakes became big mistakes, and then they became mistakes that there was no way to recover from.

"Xu Zhixi is indeed weak in the opening and basic skills. No, he is not that weak... Is Zhan Lang too strong?
Chinese chess players have become extremely solid in their basic skills through continuous learning from Japan, and they have not completely copied the Japanese style, but have instead developed their own set.

Especially this Zhan Lang, his style seems to be more mature, making people feel that he has become a master of his own school..."

Cao Mingxun couldn't help but sigh. It seemed that it was not so easy to win against the opponent.

You have to think of some other ways, otherwise it will be difficult to defeat your opponent on the chessboard.

Cao Mingxun knows very well that sometimes, if you want to defeat your opponent, victory or defeat is not only on the chessboard, but also outside the chessboard.

For Cao Mingxun, nothing is more important than winning. Other means and how others view him are actually not important.

People only care about the winners, not how the losers failed.

In this exchange, Korean Go must not let Zhan Lang retreat with a complete victory no matter what.

Xu Zhixi, who was playing the game, could obviously sense that his situation was unfavorable. After thinking about the situation for a while, Xu Zhixi immediately started to fight desperately.

When Cao Mingxun saw Xu Zhixi fighting desperately, he couldn't help but nodded. Xu Zhixi's greatest style is chaotic fighting, and his nickname in South Korea is field commander.

Cao Mingxun had suffered more than once from his random attacks of turtle punches in the middle of the game.

Zhan Lang was more often playing against the Japanese orthodox school, and it was inevitable that he would feel uncomfortable when encountering Xu Zhixi's style for the first time.

Even if Xu Zhixi may not necessarily win this game, Zhan Lang will definitely not suffer a small loss.

But what was surprising was that facing the opponent's desperate tactic, Zhan Lang was very adept at it, as if he had been prepared for it.

In fact, the chess players in the system have different styles, and there are many who are proficient in messing up the second half of the game.

Faced with the chaotic battles of those who were more experienced and systematic, Xu Zhixi's self-summarized field combat thinking was still a little primitive.

To put it simply, it is at least the 3.0 version. Xu Zhixi's chaotic turtle punch is not even the 1.0 version of the public beta, it is still in the internal beta version.

Having already experienced the 3.0 version of Battle Wave, it is naturally impossible for me to be afraid of this kind of internal test.

However, if you are playing authentic Japanese Go, it would be easy to suffer a loss if you encounter this chaotic style for the first time.

But Zhan Lang is completely different. Since you want to fight, I will fight you to the end. If I can't gain an advantage, I will withdraw my troops and slowly win.

All Zhan Lang can do is to fight violence with violence and end war with war.

Since you want to provoke me, I will hit you, and I will use more violent means to subdue you.

Just keep fighting, it doesn't matter even if you have to fight for the whole game.

Cao Mingxun, who was standing nearby and watching the fight, was terrified. He originally thought that with Xu Zhixi's chaotic fighting style, even if he couldn't defeat Zhan Lang, he would definitely cause some trouble to the opponent.

Who would have thought that not only did it not cause any trouble to Zhan Lang, but the situation was exactly the opposite.

The current situation on the field is that Xu Zhixi is being caught and killed by the opponent.

The white pieces, which looked thick, were defeated everywhere under the attack of Zhanlang's black pieces. They were completely routed and even needed to be replenished everywhere. And all the replenishments were aimless, which was really frightening.

Not only did Xu Zhixi's style fail to achieve any unexpected results, but it seemed to be completely suppressed by Zhan Lang.

Xu Zhixi finally hoped to create a fight in the upper right corner and continue to fight with Zhan Lang, but he was obviously unsuccessful in the end, as Zhan Lang did not give the opponent this opportunity at all.

Even when the situation was clearly unfavorable, Xu Zhixi still refused to give up and fought tenaciously, even though more and more people died.

But the harder you fight, the more miserable your death will be.

If the direction is wrong, the death will be more miserable.

In the end, Cao Mingxun couldn't bear to watch it anymore and just walked away silently.

In the end, Zhan Lang defeated Xu Zhixi in the middle game in 203 moves, and the two began to review the game.

"Thank you very much. I gained a lot from playing against you."

Xu Zhixi was still a little unconvinced after he finished fighting. Today, his set of turtle punches did not work, and instead he was caught by the opponent and hit him in the face twice.

But to Xu Zhixi's surprise, Zhan Lang was able to easily identify his own problems during the review and come up with better solutions.

Especially for some of his own Wangba Group's fighting methods, Zhan Lang actually gave better suggestions on how to play, and after Xu Zhixi put it aside, he found that what the other party said was indeed better.

This made Xu Zhixi have to admit defeat, because it was obvious that the other party was much more capable than himself.

And he is better than me in the area that I am best at.

Zhan Lang just shook his head when he heard this: "Your strength is actually quite good, but there are too few high-quality games, which leads to problems that always occur during the games.

So I still have to find ways to increase the number and quality of my games. There is no point in playing against weak opponents."

The number and quality of games are very important. The reason why Chinese chess players were left behind and the next generation broke out late is that the number of games decreased significantly in two or three years, and even the number of games in one year is not as good as the number of games in the next one or two months.

Xu Zhixi is now facing a similar problem. His level has reached a good level, but he can't find anyone to play against.

After all, Go is a sport for two people, which requires dual cultivation. It is impossible to improve one's level by one person alone.

Unless you are an artificial intelligence that can fight with both hands, humans cannot do this.

"I see."

After the two chatted for a few more sentences, Zhan Lang stood up directly. The other games were basically over. Zhan Lang asked about the general situation and found out that they had only lost two games today.

The professional 5th dan player who came with me underestimated his opponent and ended up making a big mistake, and was eventually overturned.

The other one is... Lu Hao.

"Isn't the one Ritian is fighting against Li Shiqing from South Korea?"

Looking at the dejected Lu Hao, Zhan Lang seemed to have thought of something.

Zhan Lang had seen this kid before when he participated in the World Talent Competition. At that time, he had actually reached a professional level.

Especially since the opponent's style is very simple, yet sharp.

Although Zhan Lang took this person down easily at first, he still paid more attention to these kids in terms of content.

Because of the other party's age and the content of the message, Zhan Lang had to pay attention.

Now it seems that while Ritian and the others are making progress, this child has not fallen behind, and may even be making progress faster.

This child will become a big enemy of China's younger generation in the future.

"I had an advantage at the beginning, but... I failed to defeat him at the end of the game, and ended up losing half a point."

Lu Hao said somewhat dejectedly that he had a clear advantage at the beginning of the game, but was overturned by the opponent in the end, which was really hurtful.

Zhuang Xiaomeng then added a finishing blow from the side: "You are too bad, aren't you? When I watched just now, it seemed that you still had an advantage in the close range, but you lost five or six points in the official game?"

To be defeated so much in the endgame is, to some extent, really a shame.

Or to some extent, it can be said that the official position is sick.

Hearing this, Lu Hao couldn't help but blush, because from the perspective of hindsight, his official move was indeed very bad, but when he was playing, he clearly felt that it was not bad...

But I don't know how I was able to do it, but I was defeated by the other party.

Lu Hao still feels a little confused. From having the advantage to being defeated by the opponent, Lu Hao himself did not realize where this transition happened.

"It's okay. I'll go tomorrow and get you back."

Zhuang Xiaomeng felt that the opponent was just so-so, especially since the start was so bad. She would never have such a big advantage but ended up being cheated so badly in the endgame.

Looking at Da Zhuang, who was not sure whether he was stabbing him in the back or comforting him, Zhan Lang just fanned himself beside him without saying anything.

Some things just have to be experienced for yourself.

You can't tell by looking.

The opponent's strength is not in the official moves, but in the fact that he has already calculated the future before that.

This child is really interesting.

During the first day of exchanges, the Korean Go team suffered a crushing defeat, but Cao Mingxun's expression did not change at all, and he still warmly entertained Zhan Lang and others in the cafeteria.

Zhan Lang also experienced the cafeteria of the Korean Chess Institute...

How should I put it? Although I am very enthusiastic, my heart is cold.

Looking at the three dishes and one soup on his plate, Zhan Lang felt numb. Most of the members of the Chinese team felt the same.

Everyone had only one thought at this moment, which was to finish the competition quickly and go home.

I really can’t finish this meal for a whole day!
(End of this chapter)