Cherish the time

This game counted as Tie Mu, and Shinto won Sanmu Hanhan - these were all expected things, and they were not enough to make them laugh so freely.

The main reason why they laughed so heartily was a trap that Shinto had set in this game.

In the middle of the game, he deliberately exposed a small opening to Ogata, as if he was waiting for the opponent to step into the trap, so that his feet would sink deep, and he would finally kill him.

But with Yiogata's cautious and apprehensive temperament, after probing step by step, he finally didn't follow the vine's intention to pick this attractive fruit, but stuck to his position and set up defenses layer by layer.

Unexpectedly, this is really what Shindo wanted!

The seemingly trap fruit he gave was actually sweet!As long as Ogata is a little more aggressive, the result of this game might be different!

But Ogata was as cautious as he expected, and fell into the real trap set by this cunning hunter!

"But it's the second meeting... you are a good judge of people." Ogata's fingers unconsciously fiddled with the chess pieces in the chess box, and looked at Shinto with interest, "What if I just call him eating?"

"Then I might lose." Shinto admitted without hesitation, and drew a rough range on the chessboard with his hand, "If you call it eating... I might not be able to work on this piece... But the one in the lower left corner is not sure."

"Heh..." Ogata Seiji put on his glasses, and turned to Taya and said, "Where did you find such a freak?"

Before Taya could speak, Shinto Hikaru grabbed Taya's shoulders, startling the green-haired boy, "I'm not a freak!...Xiao Liang, don't listen to his nonsense."

"..." Taya Ryo was startled by him at first, then looked at Shinto with gentle eyes, but answered Ogata's words in his mouth, "I suddenly sat here one day." Sitting position, "First I was playing the chess records of my father's Tianyuan game, and then when I saw me, I asked me if I also like Go."

"Oh?" Ogata leaned forward, resting his chin on both hands, resting his elbows on the table, as if listening attentively.

"At that time, you still asked if you want to give me five or six pieces..." Jinto let go of his shoulders halfway through hearing that, and when he finished speaking, he immediately stretched out two hands and made a gesture with his left hand. 'Five', made a 'six' with the right hand, and shook it twice, "Do you still dare to let me die now?"

"At that time... I didn't know your strength." Taya nodded without feeling shy at all, "And you look like an ordinary elementary school student, not at all like you are very good at chess."

"What do you think a person who is very good at chess looks like?" Jinto suddenly became interested.

Ta Yaliang thought for a while, "Looks like... father... There is a very imposing look in his eyes."

"..." Shinto Hikari fell silent.

"...You can't see your eyes when you usually play chess..." Shindo Hikaru silently slandered.

"Xiao Liang is very imposing when he plays chess. Zuowei nodded, "But Xiaoguang, you too. 』

"So...!What do you usually do with such arrogance. 』He complained to Zuowei in his heart, 『...What do you mean 'it doesn't look like you are very good at chess'...』

Seeing his rare childlike performance, Zuo Wei secretly smiled.

"What happened next?" Ogata heard that their bickering was over, so he asked timely questions to guide the progress of the story.

"We became friends later." Shinto said leisurely, "I like Xiaoliang, and Xiaoliang likes me——isn't it a matter of course?"

"I thought—" Ogata paused, and looked at Shinto thoughtfully, "... there will be some special stories."

"Like?"

"For example, who is your Go teacher." Ogata Seiji straightened up, stretched his slender fingers, and looked thoughtful, "...For example, do you have any special experiences on your body?"

Hikaru Shinto's eyes were fixed, but his face remained calm, he just smiled and waved his hands indifferently, "Mr. Ogata's novels are also read too much~"

"I also think... did I make a mistake?" Ogata smiled, but that smile inexplicably gave Shinto a sense of danger, "But you are so powerful—so powerful that everyone level of perplexity."

"After the first stage of the game the day before yesterday, the editor-in-chief of Weiqi Weekly mentioned to me that he wanted to do an exclusive interview about you, so I took advantage of the opportunity to inquire about your news."

"The results surprised me—"

Ogata paused, looked at Taya sitting beside him with an inexplicable look, and then continued.

"Before last summer, you didn't seem to know anything about Go, and you didn't have any interest in Go."

"But overnight, you became a Go master. You entered the world of professional Go with half a year of chess experience, and the professional chess world that was originally only undercurrent was suddenly full of storms."

"Kinto Hikaru, let me ask again, what secrets do you have?" Ogata Seiji stared at his golden eyes, and asked word by word, as if he wanted to engrave this question into his body. directly tortured his most authentic soul.

"Xiaoguang..." Zuowei frowned.

After hearing this, Shinto was not as worried as Zuowei, but just smiled and shrugged, "Guess?"

"I guess..." Ogata laughed, "Why should I guess?"

"Because I won't tell you." Shinto leaned forward, his face sank, and the atmosphere around him suddenly changed, and his whole person faintly exuded a calm and majestic temperament, "You Think... who are you?"

"Do you think... as long as you ask me, I will definitely say it?"

"My strength is obtained by my own efforts. No matter what time it is, I can stand the doubts and tests of others." Hikari Shindo lowered his voice, and the originally clear Zhengtai sound sounded a little more magnetic now. , "put away your unrealistic delusions about the source of my strength... I don't even bother to use those low-level cheating methods."

Ogata raised his eyebrows, looking very innocent.

However, Shindo was very aware of his calm surprise - if he hadn't seen the report of Ogata reporting chess players for cheating in his previous life, he would not have thought of this matter immediately.

"Something happened to me...but you don't need to know, and I won't tell you." Shinto Hikari withdrew the pressure with a sense of urgency, and lazily leaned back on the chair.

"The only thing you need to know is... I am indeed an opponent worthy of your expectation."

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In addition, in Chapter 23, Xiao Guang told Zuo Wei that it was too much to play chess on one or two days, but what I wrote at the time was actually "official games are played on one or two days" ==