Go: My Teacher Is Ke Jie, and I Really Don't Want to Be Champion

[An absurd, off-the-wall story. You don’t need to know Go to enjoy it.] He transmigrated to a parallel world in 2015. Ke Bei became Ke Jie’s student. At the time, Ke Jie had just won his first world championship. That year, the game Golden Spatula was already all the rage. Short videos on Douyin were starting to explode in popularity. The age of AI had begun. Ke Jie became obsessed with Golden Spatula and making absurd, contrast-driven videos, disappearing completely from the Go tournament scene. To outsiders, Ke Jie was the prodigy who had peaked too soon. He had incredible talent, but failed to keep studying, wasting his time on games. He was bound to be swept away by the tide of time. But Ke Bei knew that Ke Jie was just one step away from becoming a legendary Go sage for the ages. “Teacher, don’t you want to win ten world titles?” “Once you reach my level, you’ll understand.” “What do I have to do to reach your level?” “First, you need to learn how to give an evil, seductive smile!” “Then, treat the Hand of God like a basic attack.” “Why do I have to smile?” “People who want to win don’t smile, but people who are guaranteed to win are different.” Ke Bei gave an evil, seductive smile. “Teacher, your backline carry is gone.”