After all of us are reborn, who plays Go?

Chapter 80 80. Shusaku's Rebirth

"How could this be?"

Nakagawa couldn't help rubbing his face. He calmed down and counted. The number of points occupied by the opponent in the two corners was terribly large, and he could hardly count them.

No, you can actually count them, but you only need one hand.

The gap between the two corners is surprisingly huge.

What happened?

Nakagawa felt completely confused. Nothing had happened, so how did the situation become like this?

At most, I can only say that my move in the lower right corner was a bit slow and I failed to grab the urgent opportunity.

But even so, a slow move is very common in professional duels and it is difficult to affect the outcome of the game. How could the opponent take advantage of a slow move and defeat you?

Shouldn't this be true?

Even in a professional-level match, this shouldn't happen.

Nakagawa held an incredulous attitude as the two Flying Swallows flanked the star in the lower right corner to attack the star in the battle wave.

In fact, Nakagawa also knew that doing so would be useless. After all, fixed patterns like Double Flying Swallow had fixed ways of dealing with them. Even if he attacked, the opponent wouldn't lose much, and he wouldn't be able to make back his losses through this method.

But no matter what, now we can only be patient and see if there is a chance to pick up a spoon in the middle and late stages.

But as the two flying swallows in the lower right corner were moving, Zhongchuan felt something was wrong again. It seemed that the other side was at a loss.

However, Zhan Lang took the initiative on the right side. Although he spent two moves, there was an extra isolated piece in the local area, which could not be considered a success at all.

And the most important thing is that the two sticks below hit him head-on.

It would be fine if it was just a car crash, but there was actually wind blowing from below, so Zhan Lang could say "I'm coming in" at any time.

But even if I waste one hand to protect the space, I won't gain many points, but if I don't care, they will all be lost.

Nakagawa felt that his head was in a daze as he played the second half of the game. In the end he lost two and a half points. He didn't know what happened and left his position in a daze and returned to the chess academy.

"what happened?"

Nakagawa, who was sitting on the sofa, had been repeating this sentence since he came back and had never stopped.

The other Japanese contestants sitting next to them were speechless. What was going on?

Did Nakagawa become autistic after being beaten?
Isn't it just a loss of a game of chess? Is it that serious?

After all, who hasn’t lost a game as a Go player? Losing a game is common.

Even if it was a sure win, but I made a low-level mistake and lost money, at most I would have a sleepless night, but it wouldn't be like this.

Nakagawa seemed to have seen something indescribable.

Takahashi, who is also one of the four great amateur players in Japan, looked at the autistic Nakagawa and said speechlessly: "I also watched the previous game. Isn't the situation the same?
The gap wasn't big, but you just didn't have the ability to catch up in the end. There's no point in being fussy about losing this kind of game."

If it were me, in this kind of chess where the overall gap is not big, I might be able to catch up with it if I try a little.

Nakagawa himself failed to resist chronic death, so it's your own fault.

You're still shutting yourself in like this?
Why are you so embarrassed?

Hearing this, Nakagawa seemed to slowly wake up from the illusion, and then recalled what Takahashi had just said: "You farted."

"You don't understand this game at all. I don't even know why I lost."

"I lost because I was slow in that move." "I know this move is a problem, but it's impossible that this move can give away the whole situation!

No matter what, this is a big deal, how could we lose so much?!"

"The most urgent thing is more important than the big event. Don't you understand such a simple truth?"

"I know, but this is definitely not the reason why he was able to win this step! It is definitely related to the demon sword in front! There is something wrong with the demon sword.

But how could there be a problem with the Demon Sword? If there is a problem with the Demon Sword, then there is also a problem with the Avalanche. So are all the theories developed by Japanese Go over the years wrong?
This is impossible? Could it be that the other party is the devil sent by the heavens to destroy Japanese Go? "

"It's so funny, you don't think the way he moves will cause any problems for the demon sword?
The external situation you built before was flawless and even indestructible. It was you who destroyed it."

Takahashi laughed when he heard this. You don't think that Yaodao's rushing style has overturned the previous methods, do you?
So the three pearls in the crown of human Go are all fake? They are just three dead fish eyes?

Is this equivalent to the scientific theory created by several generations of professors from the world's top university being falsified?

And it was disproven by a college student from a second-rate university?
What a joke.

If you are not good at it, just practice more. If you can't afford it, don't play it. Don't shirk responsibility by saying that there is something wrong with the teaching materials.

"You'll know after you play the next game with him!"

"What a coincidence! Anyway, I should meet him in the next round. Then I will let you know that this is all your fault."

"You'll know when you meet him."

Nakagawa said speechlessly, "You will understand when you actually meet the Chinese kid Zhan Lang."

His chess moves were so strange that it gave people an inexplicable feeling, as if they were not playing the same game.

What to say?

It's like a card player from a duel city game went to GX, an era full of decks from the mortal world, and brought back all kinds of operations from the underworld.

"I'll run into it if I do. Just wait and see."

Takahashi was very confident when he heard this. Even if he lost, he would never be like Nakagawa: "I will use the big diagonal to mess with him, and see what he can do.
Hey, Mr. Tanaka, how is the rain going over there?"

Tanaka is the oldest among the four great amateur kings of Japan and is still at the forefront of competitions in his sixties.

But just as Takahashi finished speaking, he saw old man Tanaka sitting down on the sofa and covering his face with his hands.

Seeing an old man with the same character as Nakagawa, Takahashi was a little speechless. Why are so many of them like this today?

Takahashi thought about it carefully and felt that Tanaka's opponent today seemed to be his own prodigy Torajiro.

Lost?

If you lose, you lose. Why are so many people like this?
Logically speaking, we have all witnessed the growth of several top-notch chess players from their youth to their peak.

No matter how good these new generation of Chinese and Japanese players are, can they be stronger and more stylish than the top-notch chess players when they were young?

"So what happened again?"

Tanaka slumped down on the sofa a little powerlessly after hearing this: “When that kid came over at the start of the game, he reeked of alcohol.

I wanted to scold him, but he beat me like a joke, I didn’t stand a chance…”

"Did Shusaku really come back to life..."

It's Shusaku and the Demon King again, I think you two are really crazy.

(End of this chapter)