Hiroshi Chihara never expected that just first-hand, Heike Otake thought about it for nearly forty minutes.

To be honest, he regretted opening the skill early, but the result was only a slight increase in consumption.

Of course, for a duration of 8 hours, he was not worried about his state dropping sharply due to exhausting time.

Finally, the other party moved!

Hero Otake reached out to the chess box with his right hand, grabbed a black piece, and landed in the upper right corner of the star.

Then the button on the timer was pressed.

Chihara Hiroshi's expression did not change. He almost thought without thinking, he grabbed a chess piece, landed it on the chessboard, and then pressed the timer at hand with a "splash".

The time on Black side began to decrease again.

At the beginning, he did not think too much.

Because in his daily training and research, he has considered various situations at the beginning, and various ways of dealing with them have long been deeply engraved in his mind.

For example, professional chess players in the later AI era even only need to memorize the AI's handling of various situations.

So even if you face top chess players, you won’t be at a disadvantage in the beginning.

And Hero Otake's second hand did not take dozens of minutes.

Five minutes later, he landed the chess piece on the 43rd, that is, the small destination position.

Hiroshi Chihara ignored it and occupied the last corner of the chessboard, forming a pattern of "mistaken little purpose".

The next Black 5 was placed in the position of Sanjiu.

Takayuki Sakai, who was watching the game, nodded:

Star, small eyes, and Sanjiu are typical examples of Chinese flow.

As the name suggests, most people will have a misunderstanding about the "Chinese flow" and think it is a fixed pattern invented by Chinese chess players.

In fact, it was indeed Chinese chess player Chen Zude who invented it, but the inventor was actually a Japanese chess player.

This person's name is An Yongyi, because it is not as famous as the former, and even Japanese journalists call it "China's Flow Layout", which spreads it.

However, the "Chinese Flow" really became popular in Japan in the mid-1970s.

At that time, Masao Kato began to use the "Chinese stream" in large quantities, and he ended up being invincible and invincible.

This has attracted a large number of chess players to follow suit.

Of course, Hiroshi Chihara saw this.

The so-called "Chinese flow" layout emphasizes speed, takes into account both external situation and the field, and can be flexibly chosen according to different situations.

Especially the Black 5's move is indeed powerful in control of one side.

If he hangs corners in a narrow place, he will definitely suffer;

If Xiao Fei Hang, the opponent's black chess only needs to be simply a spire, and he will definitely not be able to dismantle it.

However, he has one more trick - click San San!

clatter!

The chess piece fell.

Seeing this move, neither Sakai Takayuki was sitting by the side or the chess players watching at the door were surprised.

It's okay to click San San, this has almost become the symbol of Hiroshi Chihara.

The two sides began to fight in part...

The chess player who looked outside the door whispered:

"The speed of Qianyuanchu is too fast. I'm afraid there are less than thirty seconds in each move. I'm treating this as a fast chess!"

"After all, it's the beginning stage, so it's normal to hit faster, let alone Teacher Chihara!"

“That’s true…”

In contrast to this, it is naturally the hero of Otake. He was extremely cautious and seemed to be trying to make full use of his five hours.

Three hours later, the two sides reached the 22nd move.
Chapter completed!