Chapter 14: Amateur challenge to career?

night.

In the bedroom.

Ye Luo sat in front of the computer and opened the software "Chinese Chess".

Log in to your account.

Before, when Ye Luo was preparing for the program, he often contacted the commentary skills on this software.

As the most professional chess website in China, the homepage of Chinese chess only has two partitions, amateur area and professional area.

If you want to play in the professional area, you must have a professional certification or an amateur ninth dan player.

However, Ye Luo had never played chess on this one, and he didn't even have an amateur level. Even the name of his account was randomly garbled by the system.

You have to change your name first!

It can't be a bunch of garbled code, right?

No one knows who he is!

Ye Luo changed his real name directly, but after thinking about it, he added a few words to the back.

"Ye Luo - Master-level chess player".

Other people’s ranks are officially certified, so Ye Luo is so powerful, just enter them manually!

It's very reasonable to have a name and a rank!

Ye Luo was ready to touch his hands and clicked into the amateur area. If he wanted to play chess in the professional area, he could only upgrade himself to the amateur level nine first.

Fortunately, novices can conduct a rating test.

Soon, the game began, Ye Luozhihong left first, and the rating computer opposite was.

Ye Luo just wanted to fight quickly, and he had no idea about the computer.

Who can win the computer?

That's nonsense!

Leaves fall to be the cannon.

The computer jumps the horse.

One step, two steps... As we went down, Ye Luo found that the difficulty of this rating computer did not seem to be very high.

Of course, although Ye Luo was a little surprised, he quickly figured it out.

He probably has the difficulty of this rating computer.

Yes, after all, it is used to rank amateur players. What should I do if I set such a high difficulty for newcomers?

In about twenty minutes, the grading match ended.

Ye Luo won!

But this website seems to be stuck, and his rating information has been circling...

It took two or three minutes before his basic information was revealed.

Nickname: Ye Luo - Master-level chess player.

Number of matches: 1

Win rate: 100%

Level: Amateur Level 9

Looking at this information, Ye Luo didn't react much, which was expected.

Ye Luo didn't stop at all and directly entered the career area.

...

But what Ye Luo didn't notice was that just after he completed the grading, a line of golden words floated across the information bar of the public channel in the lower left corner of the software: "Congratulations to 'Ye Luo-Master Chess Master' for completing the novice grading task, and the rating is: Amateur Level 9."

As soon as the system message came out, the entire public chat channel was silent for three seconds, and then it exploded.

"I'll put a big straw!"

"Where is this a cruel person?"

"The newbie has reached level 9? This is a bit outrageous!"

"I have used this software for two years, and this is the first time I have seen this situation!"

"He and the computer have more than a hundred rounds?"

"Absolutely! Otherwise, how would you rate the ninth level?"

"What a master!"

"I guess who is the professional player?"

"It must be the trumpet of a big chess player!"

It’s not a big deal for the chess friends to be excited, it’s mainly because it’s really rare to directly determine the amateur level 9!

This rating game depends on how many rounds you spend with the computer.

Only by playing with the computer for more than 130 rounds and not defeating can you be evaluated as amateur level nine!

This is really too difficult for amateur chess players!

That's a computer!

It would be good for ordinary people to finish thirty or forty rounds!

Especially after the upgrade of the computer, the difficulty of setting up has also increased significantly. Many chess friends who have been able to evaluate the level 5 and level 6 will be tested when opening a small account. It would be great if they could reach level 3.

Want to go to the computer for more than 130 rounds?

Directly assess the ninth level?

You may not meet one in a year.

This looks like a big shot!

Of course, Ye Luo didn’t go so many rounds, he won directly!

If the chess friends know this news, they will probably go crazy!

They have never heard of winning the computer!

Just as the chess friends were talking about it, another system notice floated over the top of the public chat channel: "'Ye Luo-Master Chess Master' is challenging 'Hanyang', come and watch and learn~"

Looking at this system announcement, netizens on the chat channel became interested.

"Ye Luo? Master-level chess player? This is the newly promoted amateur level nine just now, right?"

"This name is so strange? A newbie asked, is there any master level in chess?"

"That's a big deal! This is someone else's online name!"

"No, why do I feel familiar with this name?"

“Hi, it’s normal for the internet name to be familiar.”

"Isn't this the host?"

“Which host?”

"No matter who he is, this is an amateur level nine-level professional player, you must go and have a look!"

"If you can be announced by the system, Jedi is a professional chess player at a high level!"

"At least level seven or above!"

"I know this Han Yang, he is a very strong professional seventh-level chess player."

"Amateur level 9 vs. professional level 7? I'll go! It's worthy of being a Saturday night, this is a big show!"

"Fight against advanced chess players? This is not a win!"

"Hey, even if you lose, this game will definitely be quite exciting!"

"This is true, you must check it out!"

Although everyone felt that there was little hope of winning by challenging amateur careers, chess friends rushed into the room, fearing that they would miss this wonderful showdown.

Career area, in an open room.

The number of visitors is rising!

Fifty!

one hundred!

two hundred!

Before the game started, the number of viewers had exceeded 300!
To be continued...