Chess Soul: Buy the Shijia chessboard at the beginning

After becoming a professional chess player, Tian Minze would always get up on time if he didn't go to bed too late.

On the contrary, Yu Lijun's alarm clock was still on for a while, and he was sleeping deeply. The girl had already kicked the quilt aside. It seemed that she was not sleeping very honestly. The temperature was a bit low in the morning. Now the girl huddled up in a ball and looked extremely cold.

Tian Min pulled up the quilt at the end of the bed from the girl's feet and covered Yu Lijun.

In a daze, Yu Lijun seemed to feel something. He squinted his eyes secretly and found that Tian Min had covered him with a quilt. He quickly closed his eyes shyly.

Tian Min opened the door, brought two pots of hot water, and received four vegetarian steamed buns, two bowls of multigrain porridge, and a stack of pickles from the kitchen.

When he returned to the Zen room, Yu Lijun was already dressed, had just washed up, and was playing with his mobile phone. When he saw Tian Minze coming back, his face turned red and he looked very shy.

Tian Min was a little strange and asked casually, "How did you sleep last night?"

Yu Lijun thought for a while, "Originally, I was a little bit unable to sleep, but after thinking about the chess game for a long time, I reviewed it in my mind. Unexpectedly, I fell asleep as soon as I reviewed the game."

"Hahaha," Tian Min said with a smile, "You still have the temperament of a scumbag."

"Hmph," Yu Lijun said angrily, "I'm already serious, don't tease me."

"Okay," Tian Min thought for a while and said, "Progress is the accumulation of bits and pieces. No matter how hard you try, you can't study for a few days and make a lot of progress immediately. This is not realistic. Today's life and death question for you is Practice continues.”

"Yeah!" Yu Lijun was still full of fighting spirit.

Tian Minze was reading a book called "Hand Talk Notes" in the Tibetan Scripture Pavilion. This book was an autobiography of a chess player. It talked about a lot of how he practiced chess and made progress. Tian Minze was very interested in it.

The lazy monk had just defeated time in another game of chess and was wandering in the Scripture Collection Pavilion. "The sweeping master has been reading this book for a long time. You can go and ask for advice from him."

"Oh?" Tian Min nodded. There are more than a dozen methods in the book. If you try them one by one, it would be too time-consuming. If someone has tried them, it will naturally save you a lot of effort.

The sweeping master was now at the back of the mountain, and Tian Min walked up to him and happened to hear him and Shen Yilang playing blind chess.

Twelve moves have been made, "Thirteenth move, thirteen out of four," Shen Yilang's voice came.

Tian Minze did not interrupt in a hurry and picked up a broom. The back hill was a large square and it would take two people a day to clean it. Tian Minze helped clean the dust in the square while listening to the two men playing chess.

Although Shen Yilang's basic skills are solid, it is still a matter of meditation. There are too many thoughts in his mind, and there are naturally more distracting thoughts. He can't remember after playing less than 80 moves, and he has become confused frequently, as if he is playing in a mess.

"Donor Shen, it's better not to do this than to do this," the sweeping master said helplessly.

"Change it to five-nine and cut it off," Tian Min said from the side.

The sweeping master thought for a moment and continued to make the next move. After Tian Min took over, the chess game progressed much faster.

"Fifteen of eleven, long", the white chess was superior in this game, and the black chess above was already in danger of death. Tian Min took over and made a supporting move first, testing whether the opponent would give him a chance to connect back.

The opponent seems to be determined to kill the chess piece. Regardless of the situation below, he directly goes up to collect his energy and kill the chess piece.

Tian Min then worked as hard as possible to avoid giving his opponent a chance to win with one blow. There was an immediate calamity battle in the local area, so Tian Min was forced to make continuous first moves, not giving his opponent a chance to open calamities. Some methods "damaged" the number of black pieces and kept losing money, but forced white to have no choice but to answer.

One move after another, it returned to more than 80. Tian Min then calculated the move he had previously calculated: "Eighteen out of eight, pull, and finally made the move."

At this time, Shen Yilang in the distance had already turned on his mobile phone and was reviewing the chess game between the two. When he saw the lever, he patted his forehead for a moment. He also saw Tian Minze's profound calculation.

At this time, White responded with a move of "seventeen out of fourteen, break", but Black did not hesitate and opened a calamity in the middle, and the capture was a preemptive calamity.

The calamity battle at this time is much better than the situation where White was forcing the calamity on the wing just now, because this was where White's calamity material originally came from. After it was destroyed by Tian Minze, White no longer had the calamity to win. s method.

But the calamity is extremely important, it can help black to directly work the chess on the side.

But the test is yet to come, and the difficulty is how Black can find the materials to rob him. White's Qi directly above is the first move, and it is also a big calamity weapon. If Black makes a move, White can raise the robber, and it will naturally be Black's turn to find robber material.

This calamity is of great value, with at least 20 pieces close to the target. If black looks for the calamity material in the middle, although he can capture the five pieces in white's midsection, such a conversion is not proportional. White will directly eliminate the calamity and send it away. Eat without a doubt.

Therefore, Tian Min did not have the calamity materials that White was looking for, so he directly eliminated the calamity on the spot and consolidated the position on the right side.

The sweeping master also didn't expect Black's move, so he had no choice but to continue to hold his breath.

Now that black has five qi, Tian Min returns to the left to seize the ground, putting the life and death of his own dragon on hold.

This is how professional chess players think differently against amateur chess players. You can kill chess, but as long as I can find a conversion, it's still early for you to complete these five breaths.

When the 100th move was reached, Black continued to abandon the piece and rushed out directly from the middle, ignoring the break point on the left. White did not hesitate, tightened the black piece, and broke it.

The more impatient he was, the more he suffered. After the black chess transition, he seized the big position and continued to make strong moves in the lower right corner.

Although the white chess piece captures six of the black chess pieces above, the black chess piece has become extremely thick and captures the entire lower right corner. This exchange is no longer proportional.

The two sides have reached 150 moves, and White is no longer able to fight. At this time, if he wants to kill the chess with tight energy, Black has already grabbed enough pieces, and this game will undoubtedly win.

"Minze, your chess skills now are far beyond what you were then," the sweeping master said with emotion without continuing to make moves.

Tian Minze would remember the first time he came to Lanyin Temple, when he was just an amateur chess player with limited skills. Now he is a world champion, and he couldn't help but burst out laughing, quite proud of himself.

"Minze," Shen Yilang asked curiously, "You probably didn't hear the opening, right? How did you know where we were playing?"

Although more than a dozen moves were not heard, the two played 70 moves. Moreover, in order to remember the invitation, Shen Yilang deliberately made some formulas on the four corners, and Tian Minze naturally guessed it clearly.

After answering Shen Yilang's doubts, Tian Min patted Shen Yilang on the shoulder and said, "I dragged my opponent into the quagmire in this double-abandoned battle. Do you understand?"

Shen Yilang was extremely impressed, "Min Ze, you have such a strong view of the overall situation that I'm afraid there is no one like you in the world."

Listening to Shen Yilang's praise, Tian Min nodded proudly, which was evident in his complacency.