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Tong's dream wasn't wrong. Chu Chen didn't know how to play Go at all.
He had only seen other disciples play Go a few times in his rare leisure time. He had never even picked up a Go piece.
Although Chu Chen didn't know how to play chess, he understood one thing. When playing chess, it wasn't a game of chess, but a kind of "momentum".
Play Go was probably the world's oldest and most mysterious entertainment. The small black and white pieces didn't look very conspicuous, but they were infinitely mysterious. The Way of Go was the Way of Yin and Yang, and also the Way of Creation. It was the most fundamental and basic Way.
And when cultivators played Go, they played Go with this Way. They would inject their own spiritual will into the Go pieces, and on the small Go board, they would develop their own understanding of the Way. Therefore, for cultivators, as long as they had a profound understanding of Dao, they could learn Go without a teacher.
Chu Chen's Go skills were not good, and in terms of Dao, he naturally couldn't compare to this unfathomable old man. But Chu Chen had a terrifying spiritual sense at the "abnormal" level.
Once he spread out his spiritual sense, he could easily see that the seemingly ordinary Go board was crisscrossed with countless flickering threads of Spirit Light. This was the spiritual will that the old man had left behind on the Go pieces when he was playing.
Looking carefully, these crisscrossing threads of Spirit Light faintly outlined the path of the human body's Spirit Qi!
Chu Chen thought about it and understood that this old man probably also knew that he was showing signs of Qi Deviation, but he didn't know how to resolve it. After thinking about it day and night, his spirit and will naturally carried this brand, which was why he left it on the Go board.
Chu Chen's mind turned a few thoughts. With his "abnormal" spiritual sense, he could naturally see where the old man's Qi Deviation went wrong. But the difference in status between the two was there. Although he didn't know who this old man was, he still emitted such a terrifying aura.
However, to be able to emit such a terrifying aura even after suffering from Qi Deviation, his status must be extremely high. He must be at least an elder of the sect.
With his status, it would be inappropriate for him to rashly point out how to resolve the problem of Qi Deviation, even if he had good intentions.
After all, everyone had to be shameless. If a senior with profound cultivation had to rely on the guidance of a junior disciple to resolve his predicament, wouldn't that be a great loss of face? How could he face others in the future?
Hmm, since I can't point it out in front of him, then I'll point out the crux of his cultivation deviation on this chessboard!
With this thought in mind, Chu Chen held a black piece in his hand, smiled, and focused on playing Go.
The old man had been immersed in the art of chess for many years. His understanding of chess was not something Chu Chen could compare with.
Therefore, in just a short moment, a few white chess pieces were placed down, causing the originally equal momentum of the black and white chess pieces to suddenly change. The white chess pieces' momentum was like a rainbow, firmly grasping a few extremely important key points, just like when two armies were facing off against each other, controlling several important strongholds. Instantly, they were in an invincible position.
In this kind of Go game, generally, people who knew a little about Go would be able to tell that the white pieces were already in an invincible position and victory was in their hands.
Because even if all the remaining gaps were filled by the black pieces, they would only be on par with the white pieces. As long as the white pieces casually placed down a few more pieces, they would be able to completely block all the black pieces' paths of retreat!
However, Chu Chen's Go game was extremely strange. Every time a black piece was placed, there were no other black pieces around to help each other. A few lonely pieces went deep into the heart of the white pieces.
This way of playing Go was like when two armies were facing off against each other, only a few soldiers were sent to the heart of the enemy. There was no order or pattern to it. There was not even a single backup. It could be said that it was an act of seeking death.
Chu Chen's face always had a faint smile on it, as if he did not care about the life and death of his own base camp. He only placed the black pieces in the heart of the white pieces. At first glance, it looked like a person who did not know Go at all was messing around. However, his face was full of confidence, making people think that he had some tricks up his sleeve to turn the situation around. No one would have thought that this guy actually did not know Go at all.
"This kid …" The old man frowned.
For the first time, he found that he did not seem to understand this young boy in front of him.
Although Chu Chen's Go game seemed to be without any order, it gave him a unique feeling. It was as if these seemingly stupid moves actually contained an unimaginable mystery! However, he couldn't figure out what exactly was so profound about it at the moment.
What kind of Go game is this? I have played with people all my life, but I have never seen this kind of Go game!
However, after a while, when Chu Chen placed more and more black pieces, the expression on the old man's face became more and more moved. In the end, it was even filled with excitement and surprise!
After all, this Go game was set up by the old man himself. Therefore, he naturally understood better than anyone what kind of spiritual will was contained in this Go game.
This Go game was called "Six Rivers". It was deduced by the old man himself from the fragment of the famous Go game "Kai Tian" from ancient times. This Go game originated from ancient times. According to the legend, after the ancestor god Pangu created the world, he turned into mountains, rivers, and all living things.
This "Six Rivers" Go game was the six rivers in the fragment of "Kai Tian". According to the legend, the rivers in the world were actually transformed from the meridians and blood vessels of the ancestor god Pangu.
Therefore, what this Six Rivers Go game was actually the manifestation of the six most important meridians in the human body. The Go game was naturally infused with the path of the old man's Spirit Qi.
However, this path was extremely obscure and secretive. Even the old man himself could not see it very clearly.
However, what moved the old man was that Chu Chen's black pieces seemed to be placed casually, without the slightest hint of a layout. However, the places where each piece was placed were the most important checkpoints of the Spirit Qi circulation in the human body. These black pieces were either gathered or scattered, alone or in groups. Unknowingly, they caused the entire "Six Rivers" Go game to come to life. It was like an invisible human body. Its internal blood vessels, meridians, and other important places were unblocked and guided. This caused the Qi and blood in the whole body to become active!
When the old man subconsciously circulated the Qi and blood in his body according to the way Chu Chen placed his pieces, he was surprised to find that the pain of his Qi deviation had lessened slightly. Immediately, he became extremely excited.
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