Chess Soul: a Deduction Across the Ages

With one mediocre move, he defeated a professional chess player. Facing the disbelieving looks on everyone's faces in the Go Club, Ye Tian looked at the system in front of him and smiled lightly: "It doesn't have to be like this. I only have a superficial understanding of chess." His chess moves were treacherous and unpredictable, completely outside the inherent cognition of current chess players. Taiya Ryo pondered over the chess records all night long, Ogata Seiji fell into silence for a long time, and even Fujiwara Sawei, a chess soul who has spanned thousands of years, was holding the feather fan with trembling emotions, lamenting that such chess skills should not belong to this era. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.