After all of us are reborn, who plays Go?

“According to normal thinking, Zhan Lang really dismantled it from the bottom.

But the 43rd move of black chess is quite interesting. Fujii Hideaki, 9th dan, is now faced with a choice again.

It felt like Zhan Lang had been giving Fujii Hideaki 9th Dan questions from the beginning until now.

Different from the previous style of striving for the first place, today Zhanlang adopted a strategy of striking back to see if Fujii Hideaki 9th Dan can answer the questions correctly. "

Wu Yuanmin, 9th dan, actually had some things he didn't say, or he was still giving the Japanese side some face.

There are some things that cannot be said directly in public, otherwise it will lead to a direct breakup.

Zhan Lang's way of playing is, to some extent, bullying the elderly.

Cheating, sneak attack, Fujii Hideaki, the Japanese lifelong chess master who is over 60 years old.

If Fujii Hideaki is like a certain American old man and sometimes has unclear cognition, once he makes a wrong choice and gets fooled, Zhan Lang can directly end the game with one blow.

To some extent, letting the other party make a wrong choice is an extremely high-yield behavior.

But it usually only appears in the test between the superior and the subordinate.

And even if the opponent answered correctly, the game would proceed slowly and Zhan Lang would not suffer any disadvantage.

You got it right, let’s move on.

If you answer wrong, the game is basically over.

Fujii Hideaki couldn't help but twitch his mouth when he saw Zhan Lang asking him questions. After all, he could guess what Zhan Lang was thinking.

And it's understandable too.

Even if it were Fujii Hideaki himself, he would definitely choose the same method.

After all, Go is often a game where you use your strengths to attack your opponent's weaknesses.

You insist on competing with Shifo for endgame, playing conversion with Lao Ke, competing with Shen Zi for value judgment, playing the devil's middle game with Xuan Gong, and gambling with Lao Mi. Isn't this just simply an egg hitting a stone?

Of course, understanding is one thing, and unhappiness is another.

I understand your strategy but that doesn't mean I don't understand you! I even have a big disagreement with you!
Fujii Hideaki now wanted to slap Zhan Lang in the face, and then go directly to the gymnasium for an offline real-life PK, to let Zhan Lang know what it means to be able to eat a bucket of rice, ten pounds of meat, and wear leather armor and ride a horse.

You may not know, but I used to practice Zanshui-ryu karate! In 1974...

However, Fujii Hideaki had to admit that if he had not taken good care of his body in the past few months and kept himself in the best condition at his current age, he might have sunk in this game due to the constant challenges posed by Zhan Lang.

This was because his brain cells and energy did not support him in solving problems at such a high intensity. Once he made a mistake, he would be punished by Zhan Lang like a violent storm.

It could be a horrible death.

No, he will definitely die miserably!

But this time it's different!

I think.

I am back at my peak!
The person standing in front of you is Japan's lifelong chess master, Fujii Hideaki!
"Normally speaking, a stronger chess player can tell at a glance that the most urgent thing for White to do is to make a move here.

Zhan Lang has the means to dig here.

In this case, Zhan Lang may directly build a thick iron Great Wall outside. This will cause problems for the white chess pieces in the lower right corner, and because of the increase and decrease of thickness, the formation of the white chess pieces on the left will also be threatened.

So at this time, White must counterattack, but it seems that if the counterattack is a direct fight, White is also fully capable of fighting. "

In the opinion of Wu Yuanming, 9th Dan, as long as Mr. Fujii Hideaki's judgment is correct, there will be no big problem in this regard.

Of course, the premise is that there is no problem with the judgment.

But what Wu Yuanmin didn't expect was that Fujii Hideaki not only calculated what he had calculated, but also chose the most ruthless one. He didn't choose to jump in the position that everyone expected, but placed it in another position two lines away.

Fujii Hideaki's intention was also very clear. If he chose to stick to the stabbing battle wave and then jump, his own chess shape would be extremely complete.

With no worries below, Fujii Hideaki can attack the stick-like little dragon above the battle wave to his heart's content.

Seeing this move, Wu Yuanmin, 9th Dan, couldn't help but break out in a cold sweat. He didn't expect that Fuji Yi Xiuming, 9th Dan, would be so ruthless, and this ruthless move was very effective.

Because facing Fujii Hideaki's jumping stab, it would be a bad idea for Zhan Lang to stick to him, as it would not only make the opponent better, but also make him heavier.

What if it is a conversion?
While explaining, Wu Yuanmin arranged several transformations on the chessboard, but the results were not satisfactory.

Because Fujii Hideaki's turning move was so harsh, the few possible results that Wu Yuanmin could calculate were either being blocked or having no way to attack the white pieces at all, and instead suffering heavy losses on the left side.

Watching the explanations of professional chess players on TV, many Chinese chess fans who were following this game felt their hearts drop to their throats.

Since Wu Yuanmin, the commentator, had no good solution to this move, he could only hope that Zhan Lang could come up with a way to break the situation that no one could have imagined.

Kiyotaka Taguchi, who was also watching the game in the viewing room, stared at the screen intently. After seeing Fujii Hideaki's move, he kept clapping at Sakamoto who was sitting next to him and started laughing wildly!

"Look, look! It's working, it's working!"

"Teacher Fujii Hideaki is indeed worthy of being called the chess master who was unbeatable in the first fifty moves."

"In these 44 moves, we have successfully suppressed the Chinese chess player!"

“This round is very promising!”

"This is the destiny of Japanese Go!"

"As long as we win this round, everything will be fine! The ending is still perfect! Defeating China in the capital of China! This is legend!"

Looking at the arrogant Taguchi Kiyotaka, Sakamoto couldn't help but shook his head: "Why are you in such a hurry? The real victory or defeat will be in the second half. Don't do the same as last time."

Sakamoto himself opened champagne twice in a row and had had enough of the pain of opening champagne too early.

Now Sakamoto has become a conservative.

And Sakamoto obviously had his own concerns, because he was also very familiar with the physical condition of Mr. Fujii Hideaki.

If this match lasts too long, even after recuperation, Mr. Fujii Hideaki's body may not be able to hold on.

After all, no matter how you take care of yourself, a sixty-year-old body is always a sixty-year-old body. It is not easy to restore the body that Fujii Hideaki had damaged through drinking and sex before.

If the game is played for a long time with high intensity, it is possible that stupid moves will be made frequently in the endgame in the second half.

Therefore, it can be clearly seen that Mr. Fujii Hideaki is speeding up his pace of chess moves, and he chooses the most ruthless moves, obviously wanting to slay the dragon.

I want to decide the outcome of this game in the middle game, not leaving the opponent with any tricks at the last minute.

This depends on the value of Fujii Hideaki's first fifty moves, which are the best in the world.

But Zhan Lang said.

Invincible in the first fifty moves?

really?
I do not believe.

Move 45, Black, damn!

After this move was made, everyone who was paying attention to the game was stunned.

Because Zhan Lang leaned directly against the position of the white chess piece guarding the upper right corner, and seemed to ignore the critical situation in the lower right corner?
Take off first?

Can this also be taken off?
(End of this chapter)