Nineteenth Road Yingjin (Chess Soul Fan Be)

Chess Soul fanfic, be, asexual, slightly bright, slightly sadistic, please proceed with caution (if you don't mind, come and watch it! It's really good-looking, and the setting is relatively new) Shindo Hikaru, who has reached the top of the chess world, holds all the glory of Go in the world, but completely lost his original intention in the endless game of fame and fortune. In the past, he purely loved being influenced by winning and losing, titles, and public opinion. He stood in front of the 19-way chessboard and could no longer afford to lose a chess piece. The longing and fatigue that had been buried for many years suddenly collapsed, and the obsession became a disease. In the cold winter night, he saw the long-lost chess spirit in white. It was a perfect illusion fabricated from the bottom of his heart. Zuo Wei took his hand and led him to escape the hustle and bustle of the world and live in seclusion in an old house in the mountains. Winter cherry blossoms bloom against the time of year, the stream has a constant temperature and is gentle, and everything in the world is an illusion of stability that goes against common sense. He indulged in this belated reunion, thinking that he had finally broken free from the shackles of fame and fortune and found his pure chess heart. But dreams will eventually burn out. When everyone came to look for her, the cold wind broke through the house, the cherry blossoms in the sky suddenly turned to zero, and all the gentle company was shattered. He was diagnosed with a dissociative disorder caused by obsession. During the long treatment, he slowly calmed down and returned to a stable life. Everyone knows that the genius has recovered and got rid of his past obsessions. Only Shindo Hikaru knew it well - he could cure the illness, but not the longing. The rest of his life is long, and the figure in white clothes and black hat on the side of the chessboard is the rest of his secret life that will never disappear. Intention: Growth and letting go