After all of us are reborn, who plays Go?

Chapter 97 96. The Sixth Heavenly Demon King

"Hattori, the World Amateur Go Championship is over."

In the Kansai Chess Institute in Japan, a little fat man ran into the chess institute with a newspaper and said something to a black young man who was playing chess.

"It's over, what's the point of paying attention? This time our family achieved the best result and was ranked in the top eight."

Hearing this, the dark-skinned young man called Hattori said something indifferently without even raising his head.

The news had already come in a few days ago that their amateur superstar had fallen in the quarterfinals, and the rest had already been wiped out.

However, amateur competitions are just amateur competitions after all. No matter what world-renowned title they are given, they are ultimately not as good as professional competitions.

So for professional chess players, it doesn’t matter if they don’t pay attention to it.

"It was mainly because the kid from China won the championship, the kid who beat Sister Ye in the first game.

It's really amazing! It is said that he has come up with many new variations of various fixed patterns, including the three-three-point rush. Several newspapers praised this Chinese teenager for his amazing skills.

It is said that Fujii Hideaki and Lin Xiaofeng also praised him highly and hailed him as the hope for the future of Chinese Go.

It is said that he will be the leader who will lead Chinese Go to compete with Japan in the future. "

"is it?"

Hattori didn't care when he heard this, he just replied calmly, and then asked the person who was playing against him.

"Zhengcai, this Chinese boy should be considered your fellow countryman."

The man sitting opposite who was thinking was suddenly pulled out of his thinking state when he heard this. After a pause, he replied: "Yes, it should be considered as one country.

If I'm talking about my ancestral home, I'm still from Shandong Province. It is said that this child is also from an island in Shandong Province, so if he were in China, he would be from the same hometown."

"Really? Hahaha."

The fat man who came to deliver the message looked at Hattori's nonchalant attitude and asked, "Why don't you seem to care at all? These people will be your competitors in the future, right?

And didn’t Mr. Inoue previously comment that Torajiro Kashima is the best professional Go player in Japan?
Just thinking about it, it seems amazing that the Chinese kid could beat Torajiro Kashima, right?

By the way, it seemed that someone said this morning that a Chinese Go delegation would come to visit our Kansai Go Institute in a few days. I wonder if we can meet this Chinese young genius.

I will play against him when the time comes to see what kind of professional level he is at.”

Seeing Yuandou Liang who just became a professional second dan this year, Hattori Koichi said confidently: "The first person below the professional level is still just below the professional level.

There is nothing to be happy about if I won. If it were me, I would have won easily too. "

If Torajiro Kashima was that talented, he would have become a professional player long ago.

Don’t say that drinking alcohol caused problems in the competition and you failed to get promoted.

These are all excuses, and the essence is lack of strength.

Professional is professional, amateur is amateur, the gap between professional and amateur is huge.

No matter how much he is praised as a Go prodigy, it cannot cover up the fact that he is not yet a professional player.

Not to mention, he is a genius of the Kansai Shogi Institute and has become a top professional fifth-dan player at the age of eighteen.

It is almost 100% certain for me to become a ninth dan in the future, and I have only one goal, which is to become the first top-notch chess player in Kansai.

He might even lead Kansai to rebel against Tiangang and compete with the Japan Chess Institute in Tokyo for the orthodox position.

After all, apart from the founder, Kansai has not produced any talented chess players over the years.

And I will be the first one. "But after Sister Ye came back, she seemed to talk about this genius boy a lot. I have seen the previous chess records. Sister Ye's avalanche caused all four corners to collapse miserably."

"It's just a new change that was prepared in advance. He Ye was limited by his level and didn't make it well."

Hattori Mitsui didn't care when he heard this, although he also liked Lin Heye. After all, she was beautiful and had a prominent family background, and was completely worthy of a genius like himself.

However, Hattori could only say that his opponent's Go level was average. The upper limit of Ye Heye was just an ordinary professional level, and now he hadn't even reached the professional level.

If you do it yourself, you can do the same as long as you prepare in advance.

Not worth mentioning.

"Besides, the senior players in the chess academy are researching new changes, but they still haven't come to a conclusion.

Most of them are probably not true. Once they are thoroughly researched, those new scams will be easily cracked.”

Hattori simply couldn't believe that a Chinese chess player younger than himself could come up with so many new variations of fixed patterns, and even that these variations were better solutions.

I think it was only the first time it happened, and those amateur chess players did not respond well. Most or even all of the moves made by the opponent should be invalid.

Hattori's idea was very simple. If I couldn't do it, how could a Chinese player from a barbaric land of Go possibly do it?

So the other party definitely did not do it, and now it is just a temporary illusion.

"But the newspapers all described him as the Sixth Heaven Demon King."

“If he is the Demon King of the Sixth Heaven, then I am Sakyamuni!

If he is Oda Nobunaga, I am Akechi Mitsuhide!"

Hattori said confidently: "These newspaper reporters have no idea about the situation and are just writing nonsense. Even many reporters who write Go columns don't understand Go at all.

It is better to read what chess critics write in some magazines. For example, a new chess critic named "Ma Chao" has emerged in recent months. His articles have very good viewpoints and he is obviously someone who understands Go.

Didn't it say here that his evaluation of Zhan Lang's chess was essentially all flashy and sensational? This tactic was fine in amateur competitions, but would only lead to disastrous defeat in professional competitions.

Torajiro Kashima lost to his opponent only because of his own mistakes, not because of the opponent's chess skills.

I feel very good about his famous saying, that it will take Chinese Go ten years to use their upper limit to catch up with the lower limit of Japanese Go. "

"By the way, Zhengcai, it seems that one of your compatriots is coming here to study recently, right?"

"Yes, he is from Formosa like me."

The young man who was fighting with Hattori nearby nodded woodenly when he heard this.

"Studying in Japan is a rare opportunity. You should work hard. Maybe you can become a top Chinese student like Lin Xiaofeng, haha."

"Oh."

On the other side, Sun Zhouzhe, an overseas student with the pen name "Ma Chao", couldn't help but sneeze in a small rental house.

"Damn it, I wrote so much, but I only get this much money...and my articles are so popular!"

"Zhan Lang, rubbish! Rubbish! Rubbish!
Those amateur losers couldn't even beat Zhan Lang, so they let him win the championship. Some professional chess players of the Chinese national team were the same. They couldn't even beat Zhan Lang, so they let him win the championship.

Damn, this guy has such damn bad luck.

No, I want to write another article called "Barbaric Chinese Go" to criticize Zhan Lang's playing style that lacks the aesthetics of Go!"

(End of this chapter)