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Su Yang: Master, I am very troubled. Master: Please tell me, donor. Su Yang: I am a practitioner, but I often encounter ghosts. Master: There is no smooth road to practice, it is just grinding. Su Yang: There are also zombies and goblins. Master: Donors should be inspired by words and deeds, teaching without discrimination. Su Yang took a look at the house. His younger sister believed in controlling his brother, a female zombie who sat on the sofa watching TV shows, a dignified and virtuous female ghost, a little lolita who played games day and night, and a lobster spirit holding a wooden sign saying "Reject Crayfish". Su Yang: They are all women. Master: Education does not distinguish between races, let alone gender. Su Yang: The key is to be good-looking and fair-skinned and beautiful. Master: The donor can dig a hole. Su Yang was surprised: Master, are you telling me to bury all my worries in this pit? The master raised his eyebrows: No, I hope you can lie down in it.

The civilization of the past has passed away, and the candlelight in the darkness is crumbling: Trapped "in the mirror" for sixteen years, I can only pass the time by peeping every day. Until that day, through the lake, he saw a young man falling from his horse. The two worlds seemed to overlap in an instant-- And he came alive... This is a world of practitioners, with six heavenly gates, twenty-four Taoist sects, and four demonic gates... Here there are justice, there are monsters running rampant, and there are also groups of demons dancing wildly. The story begins with a notorious and absurd boy. (Initial detective flow)

Reporter: "Teacher Qianyuan, everyone says you are a living legend, the pinnacle of the human mind, and the contemporary god of Go. How did you achieve such an achievement? What experience can ordinary people gain from you?" Chihara Hiroshi: "Edison once said that genius--" Reporter: "I know that one percent is inspiration and ninety-nine percent is perspiration. Teacher Qianhara, you want to say that as long as you put in diligence and hard work, you can succeed, right?" Chihara Hiroshi's eyes seemed to care for a mentally retarded baby, and the reporter couldn't help but lower his head in shame. "There is another sentence at the end: 'But the one percent of inspiration is the most important, even more important than the ninety-nine percent of sweat.' What I really want to say is that my experience is of no use to ordinary people because - Ordinary people don't have a brain like mine! " ... Traveling back to Japan's bubble era and the Great Depression, Hiroshi Chihara set out from Osaka and overcame obstacles all the way, including amateur matches, professional matches, title matches, and world professional matches. Until there are no more honors to measure his achievements, looking back, he is already at the top of Go! (Disclaimer: This article takes place in a parallel time and space. The content is purely fictitious and has nothing to do with real people, things, or things. Please do not take your seat)