After living to the age of seventy and dying peacefully, Hikaru returns to the year he met Sai.
Having experienced birth, aging, sickness, and death, then getting another chance at life, isn’t that also a blessing from the gods? Maybe, just like Sai’s soul appeared in the modern era again after a thousand years, this is also a divine move.
What exactly is a divine move?
What will Hikaru do with this life, now that he seems to have gained some insight?
As a Go player, standing on this board, where should he place this white stone?
I’m terrible at Go, so I came up with a great idea: stream of consciousness sounds nice. Nobody will understand anyway, so the more bewildering, the better. So if my dear readers get confused, just assume it’s this or that, and don’t look too deeply into it.
Finally, this story is dedicated to Hikaru no Go, which moved and inspired me.
Well, I’m back to updating, and I’ve also seen everyone’s previous comments. The CP should be Hikaru x Akira, with a little Hikaru x Sai too.
And if you think a character is OOC, then they’re OOC. I’m not revising the story.
Thanks to the reader "Chen Yan^^3" for sending me a nutrient solution!
This is a year late, truly. The silly author doesn’t really understand how interactions on Jinjiang work, so I never noticed.
If you’re still reading this, I hope you don’t mind.
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Ahhhhh, this is a long-standing shortcoming, the writing is very frivolous and middle-of-the-road. Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh nosssssssssssssssssss.
Xiaoliang is obviously so aggressive, why does everyone think it is Guangliang(つд?)
Zuo Wei's guidance on chess was also very impressive! In fact, the most striking thing at that time was not only the incredible chess ability of his peers, but also the most terrifying thing was that the opponent had never played chess, had no interest in it, and showed no effort, but he tried his best and was unable to move even a little bit. He was unable to defend the dignity of a chess player with his proud Go game, and was easily defeated by a guy who was not worthy of playing chess.
I don't think Zuo Wei is naive in his dealings with people. He is actually very delicate, gentle and tactful. He doesn't care too much about anything except Go. As for the fact that he is always Q version, that is because he has been a ghost for too long. The only person who can see him is the only partner who is connected to him and can be trusted more than anyone else to accept his existence. He does not need to use those adult, social, secular rules, so he can express his emotions, anger, sorrow, curiosity, etc. Candidly like a child.
I don't like using hands and feet, that's not the case
Send a card to the author: Be happy!!!!
It's novel, but I always feel like something is missing.
Damn it, God must have confused Xiaoguang
Damn it, why should I deprive Xiaoguang of his love for Go?
What, is Zuo Wei going to disappear? No. . .