The first game of the third round of chess has ended, but among the people it feels like it has just begun.
Because of a timing delay, many voice-overs were caused among the public.
An hour after the chess game ended, a piece of chess music appeared on the streets of Kyoto for some reason.
And spread at an unimaginable speed.
It is said that this chess record is the game between the Tang Dynasty chess players and Master Kira, because of the delay problem in transmitting the chess records to the chess academy.
The Chess Academy only has the first fifty moves.
The real game has reached the final stage. Anyone who knows chess can see that Master Kira is in danger and may admit defeat at any time.
For those who had doubts about the sudden loss of the chess academy, this chess record will give them ironclad proof.
With this chess record, everyone has the right to doubt the chess academy’s intentions.
Did he see that Kira Minamoto, who was playing on behalf of the chess institute, was about to lose, so he used the delay as the reason for changing the decision?
Because if the wrong timing was determined early on and a loss was made, the game would not last that long.
With this chess record, many people who originally did not have too much suspicion about the matter have also joined the team of doubts.
If the Japanese Chess Academy won the first game in this way, it would be really shameful.
Soon, the Japanese Chess Academy learned about the chess records, and then the public discussion turned more towards questioning the authenticity of the chess records.
No one can prove that chess records are true, and no one can prove that they are false.
It's just that the first fifty chess moves are the same as the chess records handed out by the chess academy. Anyway, those who believe it firmly believe it is true, while those who don't believe it insist that it is false.
The discussion from the outside world is like a tsunami.
After Bai Song returned to Bieyuan, he blocked all sounds outside.
When they arrived at the courtyard, Bai Song looked back at his old apprentice Mu Zhi.
Although Mu Zhi was from Japan, he remembered Bai Song's life-saving grace.
Mu Zhi actually didn't attach much importance to the outcome of this chess game.
But after knowing the whole story, the old man felt unspeakably entangled and depressed.
Although the chess academy's penalty followed the rules, the way it was done was really shameful.
But this little master from the Tang Dynasty was actually not much better.
Bai Song was late on purpose, deliberately created conflicts, and deliberately let the chess academy win the game in a dishonorable way.
What he cares about is not winning or losing at all, but the Japanese people's opinion of the chess academy.
Bai Song personally created this chaos, but pretended that nothing happened and stayed out of it.
Seeing Bai Song's gaze, the old apprentice suddenly felt that this young master was unpredictable.
I originally thought that my little master's chess skills were unmatched in the world, but I didn't expect that the little master's really powerful moves were no longer on the chessboard, but off the chessboard.
"How is it? Have you made up your mind?" Bai Song suddenly asked.
Mu Zhi was stunned: "Huh?"
"Go Dojo, do you want to think about it again now?" Bai Song said lightly.
"..."
I didn't expect that old things would be mentioned again so soon, and I was a little confused.
Bai Song continued: "You have seen what the Japanese Chess Academy does with your own eyes. A group of self-proclaimed people want to be decent but don't have the strength. They don't want to face their own failures. They are too embarrassed to admit it. They want both face and dignity.
As a result, I can’t even save my face. Such a group of people control the public opinion in the chess world. Is this good or bad for the development of Go?”
Mu Zhi still didn't answer.
Xiaokui said in a low voice: "Grandpa, I think what he said makes sense."
"You don't understand anything. Before you know the true purpose of the master, it is not a good thing to cause civil strife in our Japanese Chess Academy."
Bai Song shook his head helplessly, not expecting that this old apprentice still had a patriotic heart.
"Knowing that it is the wrong path, but letting it go on is not good for Japan. We have a saying that after breaking, we will stand. If you don't break, you can't stand. The Japanese chess world is a terminally ill patient. Warm medicine can no longer be effective. Only
Drastic measures must be taken to bring the dead back to life."
Bai Song paused and continued: "You have to understand my real purpose. It's not something that can't be said. It's just that I want to turn Japan into a country that is easier to communicate and trade with our Datang. In such an environment
, there will be no war or aggression, so that the two countries can live in peace and harmony in the long term."
"Is it really for the stable development between the two countries?"
"Otherwise? Do you think that Japan can be destroyed with sugar-coated bullets? Or are you saying that I am a murderous demon who never blinks an eye, and I came to Japan just to destroy Japan's lives?"
Mu Zhi couldn't answer. He had a vague feeling that his master's purpose in coming to Japan was not as simple as it seemed, but he could never find any definite evidence to prove it.
And from what he had seen and heard, as well as the experiences he had suffered, he really no longer thought much about that chess academy.
"How to do it?"
"In this three games of chess, the Japanese Chess Academy will not win the final victory no matter what. I only want you to take the opportunity to ask the other party how you want to apologize after Minamoto Kira lost to me. Don't forget, you gave me the blame for losing a game of chess.
, he was almost beaten to death. That was in the Tang Dynasty, not in Japan. And as Minamoto Kiragi is a higher level chess player, shouldn’t he be punished if he lost?"
Mu Zhi thought for a while, maybe because he thought that he was almost dead, he clenched his fists, then became entangled again, and murmured: "If I really want to press him, Minamoto Kira may commit seppuku and commit suicide..."
"Hahaha..." Bai Song suddenly laughed, "Committed suicide? Don't overestimate the shame of those people."
"No way? How can I explain to Japanese chess players otherwise?"
"I'm also looking forward to what will happen then, but the presence of Honinbo Go and the announcement of its establishment after this will definitely reduce a lot of trouble."
Mu Zhi nodded, indicating that he was willing to try it.
But this will have to wait until the third round of chess is over.
Bai Song was full of confidence in Sanfanqi, while Mu Zhi expressed some concerns.
After all, judging from today's results, the Chess Academy will do whatever it takes to achieve the results.
Today we lost because of a mistime decision, who knows what reasons will come up in the future?
As soon as the conversation between several people ended, someone came to announce that Ms. Yoshiko was here.
Yoshiko has been here a lot recently, but after coming today, her eyes didn't look very good.
"What's wrong? Miss Yoshiko came here in a rage today."
There was no one around Yoshiko, so he snorted coldly: "It's a good game to lose, why do you have to do this?"
"What are you doing?"
"Why are you late?"
"How can we let the referee award a loss if we are not late?"
Yoshiko paused for a moment, as if he couldn't refute, so he had to reorganize his words and said: "I want you to lose chess, but I don't want you to lose in this way. Nowadays, chess records are spread everywhere, and public opinion is very bad for the chess academy."
"What does this have to do with me? It's all over if they lose early, but they insist on me changing their minds halfway through the game. Miss Yoshiko doesn't blame them, but instead comes over to ask me, what's the point of this?"