LOL: Can’t I play other games professionally?

Chapter 214: Compared to playing chess, I actually prefer to teach others how to play chess

Amateur 1st dan is the upper-middle level among amateur players...

Searching is the same as not searching.

But Lin Ruo at least knew one thing, that Amateur 1st Dan was a certified youth recognized by the official.

It's easy to say if you have a certificate. The level is not important. The netizens who participated in the barrage can come forward and try to make trouble.

【Why use a butcher knife to kill a chicken? 】

[It is indeed a dimensionality reduction attack. ]

How could someone who had only been playing Go for half a day beat an amateur 1st dan?

[Prepare to die, Lin dog, hasa.]

[Brother, please be gentle with me. Don't beat Lin Go so badly that he loses the fun of playing Go. It would be bad if he quits the game.]

[Can you beat Lin Gou until he cries? Woohoo, I really want to see it.]

Don't worry, brothers. I was born into a Go family. Although I wasn't a fan since childhood, I have five years of Go experience. I will definitely let him know the competitive nature and cruelty of Go.

Before the game started, Lin Ruo just went to the bathroom briefly and picked up a takeaway from the club lobby. Who knew that the barrage chat was so lively.

They all threatened to beat me until I cried.

Just kidding, Lin Ruo might not be sure whether he can get through the amateur level 1, but for someone as thick-skinned as him, he still has a good judgment of his own.

It's not impossible to cry.

Unless some netizens reward him with 100 big swords and move him deeply, there is no hope.

"let's start."

Putting the takeaway aside, Lin Ruo yawned, sat down, and clicked to start the game.

After returning from a break, A Guang walked into the training room and stopped to watch: "What are you doing, Brother Lin? Are you having fun by beating up the barrage king again?"

"I'm looking for trouble." Lin Ruo concentrated on playing chess and said without turning his head.

A Guang didn't understand, he just knew that the people playing chess looked very smart and cool.

But he still knows a little.

"Brother, don't pull out your hair when you're stressed out late in the game. I saw a famous professional Go player do that. Be careful not to pull out your hair and become bald."

"Do you think he's bald now?"

Lin Ruo responded as he went down: "Not really. When I'm stressed out, I just gnaw on my fingers."

【You're starting a group, right, little blackie?】

[As expected of the world's most loyal fan, everyone has the same habits.]

[If Lin Gou doesn't have Hong Wen in the end, I won't recognize him as a true fan.]

[No surrender allowed, I guarantee he will be red-hot.]

A Guang, who realized something was wrong, slipped away quickly, and the group left as quickly as it left.

Most of the people in the live broadcast room are netizens who don’t understand chess. They only know that whoever gathers in a group looks good and has the possibility of swallowing the opponent’s chess pieces has an advantage.

Half an hour passed with no movement.

[Do you understand, brother? Who is better and who is worse? ]

【It's a bit dangerous.】

[Half an hour later, is it dangerous to play against amateur 1st dan Lin Gou?]

[It seems I underestimated Lin Gou. This guy might not really be talented.]

"Go is considered a game, right? That's fine. Did you, the natural born gamer, think I was kidding you?"

[Ahem, I might not have said it all, but this Amateur 1st Dan guy is a bit dangerous.]

【? ? ? 】

[Damn, I was saying that Lin Gou's move didn't look dangerous.]

[Check that guy's credentials carefully. He's not an actor hired by Lin Gou to show off.]

[Why are you so anxious? That guy must have let his guard down.]

Question marks appeared in the barrage.

As the game continues, netizens know who is better and who is worse without me having to point it out.

Because the smile on Lin Ruo's lips was getting wider and wider.

The black pieces are gradually engulfing the white pieces.

"Giving up a point, the opponent is not without a mother, why should I give up? If you have the guts, ask the system to penalize me two points."

At the last moment of the game, Lin Ruo was able to chat leisurely with netizens.

He didn't bite his fingers from beginning to end because the pressure was not on his side from the beginning.

One minute later.

Lin Ruo easily won with a big advantage.

I've been learning Go for five years, and I can't even beat a beginner. Wow, it seems I'm not cut out for it. No wonder I'm still only an amateur. I'm truly ashamed of my ancestors' centuries-old Go family tradition.

The chess player left the live broadcast room out of shame and went to a corner to doubt himself.

After a brief silence in the live broadcast room.

"Heizi speak!!!"

Lin Ruo, who hadn't had time to open the takeaway, immediately reiterated his point of view.

"Why are you shouting so loudly!"

The factory manager, who had just entered the training room, was almost scared to death. He couldn't help but curse, and his legs were still shaking when he sat on the gaming chair.

He was originally relaxing, but the fright nearly gave him a heart attack and nearly forced him to retire early.

"Look at how arrogant you are when playing Go. What's the matter? Are you going to get a professional title and fight against South Korea in the future?" The factory manager took a look and started to complain.

"It's okay if you have plenty of time." Lin Ruo turned his head and smiled faintly.

The factory manager didn't believe it at all.

Only Ai Loli silently put down the hamburger in her hand, and was shocked. Did Brother Lin find another game to earn achievements?
[I never thought that Lin Gou could really win.]

[Outrageous! Did Lin Gou learn this before and is deliberately putting it on the shelf?]

【I have never learned to eat. 】

[So Lin Gou's strongest talent is in Go?]

[I don't believe it. How can I beat an amateur 1st dan after studying for so long? Where did you buy your rank? Can you recommend an institution?]

【Actor, get out.】

[They've already left...]

The comments were all over the place. Lin Ruo, who had calmed down, sat still and thought for a moment before agreeing:
"That was a bit exaggerated just now. Actually, it's probably just my good luck. Of course, it could also be because that guy hasn't fought in a long time. I definitely won't be able to win the next time."

Many comments started to show question marks again.

Change of face so quickly?
However, netizens soon discovered that Lin Ruo's expression changed very quickly. Less than ten seconds after he finished speaking, he immediately continued, "Well, do you feel better after hearing what I said?"

[Fuck, I'm going to follow the internet cable and beat him to death.]

My home is close to Lingshi Road. Brothers, just V me 50 yuan and I'll help you go to the club offline to fight Dansha Lin Gou. I won't return until I conquer Loulan.

【It's hard to make money online, right?】

[Don't be fooled, I'm close too, and it's only 30 yuan.]

【Considering that I'm far away, netizens can just V me 10 yuan each.】

Lin Ruo ate while watching the barrage, multitasking while playing a difficult game against the computer.

……

In the LGD storage room, Wei Shen, who was still enjoying the free food and drink period, finished another ranked match.

I exited the game and checked the time; it was already around 20pm.

"Brothers, it's time for the Jedi Gods to appear."

Wei Shen, who was full of expectations, glanced at the barrage, his head was stunned, and he carefully integrated everything that had happened in the afternoon.

"Holy shit, is it true?"

"He just learned to play chess and he beat an amateur 1st dan player... Impossible, absolutely impossible." He opened Weibo and browsed the real-time information.

The live broadcast in the afternoon has indeed become extremely popular at this moment, and it is unstoppable to rush to the top of the hot searches.

"How come Lin Ruo's trending search is as easy as eating and drinking water?"

Wei Shen, who found it unbelievable, clicked in to check it out in detail. After a while, he finally confirmed the authenticity of the facts and made a decisive conclusion.

"It must be a shill. Although I have always believed in my brother's talent, no matter how talented he is, he can't be an amateur 1st dan in just half a day. He is still not human."

Netizens have the same idea as Wei Shen.

So at this time, the Weibo comment section was full of questions, and then there was the victim's passive explanation.

"Originally, I didn't want to say anything. After all, it's really embarrassing for me, an amateur 1st dan from a long-time Go family, to be beaten by a novice. Even though I just play Go as a hobby, the many online rumors of match-fixing and shilling have hurt me far more deeply than if I were just a beginner. It's a complete insult to my dignity. So, I hereby solemnly declare that it's a fact that I'm inferior to others in skill. Also,... I, Lu Beiwei, did not cheat!"

The professional certificate of amateur level 1 is attached below the Weibo post.

"Haha, I said my brother is a genius."

After saying this, Wei Shen's expression changed at the speed of light, and he turned around and fell into deep thought. He had never felt such an unprecedented sense of crisis as he did today.

Excellent people always attract a lot of people.

So the question is, even if Lin Ruo has no interest in retiring after playing in the league for two years, will he really be able to recruit others to play PUBG at that time?

After all, they are very good at what they do, so they have no shortage of choices.

Wei Shen encountered the most vexing philosophical problem ever.

It's more troublesome than naming a team.

After half an hour of ideological struggle, I finally came up with the answer.

"From now on, we must be more proactive and enthusiastic in maintaining a good relationship with Comrade Lin Ruo."

After figuring it out, Wei Shen opened the battle flag, clicked into the 4396 live broadcast room, and prepared to learn.

But the moment he saw the title of the live broadcast room, he couldn't help but be stunned.

[Lin Shi Lecture: Go Beginner's Basics Tutorial (Free)]

"Dude, classes are starting just after one day of study?"

Wei Shen felt that the world was crazy, and when he saw the popularity of the live broadcast room, he became even more convinced of this.

A master in half a day? Even if Lin Ruo dared to teach him, he wouldn’t dare to watch.

At this moment, Lin Ruo was sitting on the gaming chair facing the camera. He had specially changed into comfortable clothes and glasses to show his knowledge before starting the class.

"Learning Go is easy. After watching this 10-minute explanation, if you can't do it... well, forget it, but don't come to me."

Lin Ruo straightened his clothes.

He took out a pair of disposable chopsticks he'd used for takeout and pointed at the chessboard on the screen. "What's the first basic point we must understand before learning Go?"

Why are chess pieces divided into black and white?

The shape of the chess piece.

Should I use my left hand or my right hand when playing chess?

Lin Ruo adjusted his glasses as he watched the comments, shaking his head. "I'm deeply worried about the future of everyone in the livestream room. Don't let your history teacher know you're listening to this class."

"No matter what we learn, the first point is naturally to understand its origin first. You don't even know where it came from, how can you learn Go?" Lin Ruo scolded angrily.

Rough words are not rough.

The audience in the live broadcast room all expressed that they had learned a lot.

So what is the origin of Go?

"I don't know." Faced with the knowledge that was realized belatedly by the barrage, Lin Ru answered crisply.

Suddenly, the live broadcast room was filled with curses.

Lin Ruo calmly let out four loud "poofs" and said slowly, "Regarding the origins of Go, all you need to know is one thing: Go originated in China, not Korea, not Korea, not Korea! I'll say this three times: when we encounter scum who confuse right and wrong in the future, we must learn to argue our case and actively fight against the criminals."

【It's a good start, isn't it? 】

[Okay, I was about to scold you, but now, you’re awesome!]

[Lin Shen knows how to find the key points. I've remembered them.]

【Positive energy anchor, support with both hands and feet. 】

I once watched a Korean drama called Melancholy, and it mentioned Go as a traditional Korean game. I cursed their ancestors right there and then.

The emotions were mobilized very well and the classroom atmosphere was immediately created. Lin Ruo returned to the topic, maintaining his gestures and demeanor, and entered the first stage of learning.

The explanation is concise: "19 horizontal lines and 19 vertical lines form 361 intersections. This is the Go board. The black and white players take turns placing their pieces to occupy as much space as possible. This is the purpose of playing Go."

"The blank space immediately adjacent to a chess piece on the horizontal and vertical lines is the qi of that chess piece..."

"That's what I was searching for. I see."

Wei Shen in front of the screen was taking notes hard, trying to understand Lin Ruo's easy-to-understand words.

"I didn't know there's a term for qi in Go. A piece has a maximum of four qi. A piece on the edge only has three because one side of it extends beyond the board."

"When two or more chess pieces are adjacent to each other on a horizontal or vertical line, they form a whole."

"Why are you learning this? You're sick."

After the training match, Pyl passed by the utility room and took a look. He felt that Wei Shen had gone crazy.

He doesn't play League of Legends or PUBG. He just sits here taking notes with a notebook and repeating something to himself.

What is the purpose of this? Is it still an e-sports game club?

are you crazy.

"What do you know? I'm promoting traditional Chinese culture."

Wei Shen spoke with certainty, but in fact, he had only one purpose in learning, which was to better develop his relationship with Lin Ruo in the future.

If you want your relationship to last, you must have common interests.

If you don't want to play PUBG, then I can learn Go.

So great.

Wei Shen feels that his dedication will eventually be rewarded and that the future world championship is just around the corner.

"Wei, if you feel like this place is making you sick, I can talk to the management and find you a more cheerful place."

pyl tried to take care of Wei Shen.

He believed that he had been too busy with training in recent days and had not shown enough care, which led to his former teammate's mental breakdown.

"Go away, don't disturb me in class." Wei Shen didn't appreciate it at all.

pyl walked away, looking back every few steps. When he reached the corridor outside the utility room, he turned around and made a phone call.

"Hey, are you a doctor from a certain hospital? I have a question. I have a friend who's been acting strangely lately. He absolutely hates his job, so much so that he's started doing completely unrelated and unpleasant things. He's even become very irritable, like he's having a sex change. What's going on? Is there any hope?"

A reply came quickly from the other end of the phone: "There is hope. Your name is Mr. Pyl, right? Please come to our hospital for an interview as soon as possible. I will help you alleviate your condition based on your specific circumstances."

"Ah, it's not me. I already said it's a friend of mine."

pyl became anxious when he heard this. Why was he involved in this for no reason?

"Don't be so pretentious, Mr. Pyl. I have a friend who uses this old-fashioned rhetoric. Our hospital is tired of hearing it. Don't worry, we will never disclose any patient privacy. Our hospital's reputation and brand are well-known in the industry. Since you've found us, I believe you know this."

Pyl's face darkened: "Why are you talking so much? I already said I'm not."

"You are."

"It's your mother, get out of here." Pyl said in a foul language.

The other side felt that the victory was in hand: "Look, you are anxious, right? It's exactly the same as the irritability you just described. Where are you? Our hospital will send someone to pick you up personally. We guarantee that the service will be perfect and the medicine will be cured immediately."

Pyl directly typed into the phone: "You are sick, your whole family is sick, your whole eighteen generations are sick!"

"You're sick, Pyl. Why are you making so much noise outside? You're affecting my studies, don't you know?"

Wei Shen's hysterical curses came from the storage room.

"Did you hear that, Mr. Pyl? Your roommates say you are sick. If you don't come to our hospital quickly and actively cooperate with the treatment, it will be too late. Please believe in our hospital's ability." The person on the other end of the phone was still trying to persuade him.

"Fuck you."

pyl hung up the phone angrily.

This time he was so angry that he became sick.

(End of this chapter)