Go: I’m 50-50 against the AI

Chapter 212 211. The person behind you

“The third BC Cup World Go Open, the first game of the finals, begins.

Non-staff members are asked to leave the venue in an orderly manner. "

Although Ying Jie couldn't understand what the referee was saying, when he saw people leaving the field, Ying Jie followed him out.

"I'm going to the toilet first. My breakfast was too salty and I drank a little too much water."

After coming out of the game room, Ying Jie said something to Guang Yin 9th Dan next to him.

After a trip to South Korea, Ying Jie felt that he would not want to eat cabbage again for a long time after returning.

Especially Shandong Chinese cabbage.

When Ying Jie went to the bathroom and returned to the game room, almost everyone outside had left.

But Ying Jie didn't know where the viewing room was yet, so he could only ask the security guard at the door: "Um, An Ning Ha Sa? How did you get to the viewing room?"

The security guard just shook his head when he heard the Chinese language.

Obviously, it's not that he doesn't know where he is, but that he doesn't understand Chinese at all.

"..."

This match in South Korea is still arranged in a relatively large resort hotel, and Ying Jie really can't tell where the viewing room is.

How about going back to catch up on some sleep first?

Just as Ying Jie was thinking about it, someone suddenly asked, "Who are you? Ying Jie 7th Dan."

Hearing the slightly awkward Chinese, Ying Jie looked up strangely: "Who are you?"

"Park Eun-hyun."

Upon hearing this name, Ying Jie immediately knew who the other party was.

Most of the potential Chinese chess players are basically in the National Chess Academy. Whether they are already on the front line or those who have the potential to grow, Ying Jie knows most of them.

As for the Korean chess players, based on the information provided by the chess academy, Ying Jie basically focused on understanding some of the people following him.

Although I hate to say it, any competitive sports game is a competition between top talents.

Even if a genius who transcends his time sometimes appears, it is not surprising at all.

If you are full, you will suffer losses, but if you are modest, you will benefit.

Therefore, Ying Jie never underestimates anyone else, but pays close attention to other competitive chess players.

And this Park Eun Hyun 9th Dan is one of them.

The opponent and South Korean chess player Park Jung-hwan who participated in the final today are called Big and Little Park.

Park Eun-hyun and Shi Mingzhi Jiudan are 21 years old each, one year older than Park Jung-hwan, and are called Da Park, while the slightly younger Park Jung-hwan is called Xiao Pu.

Cui Ze, who came from behind, replaced the original chess player, and together with the two above, they were called the Three Musketeers of the New Era of Korea.

As for the one who was replaced, all I can say is that it is a tragedy.

"It seems you have heard my name."

I have also heard about you. Your face is full of stories.

Ying Jie always feels that his composition is a bit complicated, and a good word can always be associated with some strange jokes.

"I've heard that you can speak Chinese?"

Park Eun-hyun nodded: "Yes, I used to study at the China Chess Academy when the Three Kingdoms Chess Academy had an exchange student program."

"That's great, how do you get to the viewing room? I just went to the toilet and everyone was gone."

"Come with me, I'm here to get something, and I happen to be going there too."

"good."

As the two of them walked on the road, Park Eun-hyun started the conversation first: "It took less than a year for me to reach a certain level, but my chess skills have improved so quickly. You are the first person."

"It's just good luck. It's not just me. Some of the people who were ranked in the same year as me are equally strong. Some people already have the strength to compete for the national championship."

"Yeah?"

When Park Eun-hyun heard this, he obviously didn't believe it.

He is already a genius.

I was determined at the age of 13, and won the national championship in South Korea at the age of 18.

The current level is also among the top. Although there is no world championship, Park Eun-hyun believes that he is not timid when facing some world champions.

But for Ying Jie and others to win the national championship within one year, it is a bit outrageous.

What's even more outrageous is that China and South Korea actually have one each.

Park Eun-hyun subconsciously felt that the days ahead would not be easy.

However, Ying Jie said that there were several Chinese players who were slightly worse than him, and Park Eun-hyun always felt unconvinced.

If it were like this.

Maybe it will be normal for China to take over the top four in the future.

Impossible, absolutely impossible.

Looking at Park Enxian who obviously didn't believe it, Ying Jie didn't say much.

Anyway, with Xiaoxiao's progress, they will probably reach the World Series within a year or two.

Give Japan and South Korea a little thickness shock.

Sorry, it's so crowded with so many people.

After walking around the resort hotel, Ying Jie finally arrived at the arranged chess viewing room.

Because outside spectators are allowed to watch here, the viewing room is relatively far away from the competition hall. If Ying Jie really looks for it by himself, he may not be able to find it.

"I was about to call you."

Looking at Ying Jie coming over, Guangyin said something strange.

I thought Ying Jie would not be found, so I was going to go out to look for him.

"I happened to meet a Korean chess player who can speak Chinese, Park Eun-hyun."

Ying Jie sat down next to Guangyin's ninth section and replied.

"Old Pu."

Hearing this, Guangyin also saw Park Eunhyun sitting on the other side, and the two nodded as a greeting.

Because Park Eun-hyun had studied abroad before, they were quite familiar with each other.

"How's the progress?"

"Lao Lu guessed it was black, but the good thing is that today's layout is exactly what we laid out last night.

The changes so far are still within the scope of our research, so Lao Lu has very little time. "

Speaking of this, Guangyin Jiudaan couldn't help but smile and say something.

This is just like betting on the college entrance examination questions. Two people take the same set of papers. One person did it in advance and the other did not. If the two people are of the same level, it will be completely different.

"There are quite a few people coming."

Ying Jie took a look at the people in the room. He said it was an observation room, but it was already as large as a hall, with hundreds of people at least.

"There are quite a few professionals and college students from all over the place, and there are also some chess fans watching the game."

"When will lunch be served?"

"I guess we have to solve it ourselves."

Guangyin replied, looking at the time on the watch on his hand.

The competition starts at 10:30 and is expected to last until at least around 3 pm. Those accompanying me should take care of the food problem on their own.

"You can't order takeout, it's really troublesome. I remember there is a fried chicken restaurant next to it, let me buy some fried chicken."

"Isn't there a K-note next to you? I see that you often click on the K-note when you are in the chess academy."

"Korean K-notes are really bad. They taste completely different from those in China. Do you want to eat fried chicken?"

"Forget it, I'm not hungry, I can just eat by myself."

Compared to things like eating, Guangyin 9th Dan definitely cares more about the game situation.

After all, if Lu Li wins, he will be the first seven-time champion in Chinese history.

Ying Jie didn't seem nervous at all and left immediately after hearing Guang Yin's ninth paragraph.

As soon as Ying Jie went out, a young man carrying a bag followed him out immediately.

Ying Jie, who had just gone out, heard the mechanized voice behind him.

"Please wait a moment."

PS: 3/17

This 17 refers to the number of updates to be made in these three days. It does not mean that I owe updates. I update more than three chapters every day, and the updates are only considered as repayments starting from the fourth chapter. If I update every day, my debt will be repaid in one week. Finished

Some people actually slander me. It’s not complete without a monthly pass \u003c(ˉ^ˉ)\u003e