Hikaru no Go: I taught you Go, and you made the Kisei cry?

Hikaru no Go: I taught you Go, and you made the Kisei cry? Author: I'm called Magnet Stick

Summary:

Su Ran transmigrates to the world of Hikaru no Go and obtains a Go simulator!

[You placed a piece at the center of the board, shocking the entire arena. Your opponent was enraged and decided to fight you to the death.]

[Your opponent placed a piece in the ninth column and twelfth row, and you chose to move it. Unfortunately, you fell right into their trap. After a fierce battle, you lost the white piece in the upper left corner, and you were filled with regret.]

[Being at a disadvantage, you decide to make a desperate gamble, sacrificing a piece in a desperate attack, shocking everyone. This move, placed in the fifth column and third row, aims to lead the game into the most complex and intense variations, seeking victory through a fierce battle!]

Unfortunately, your opponent was too strong, and your offensive was neutralized after sacrificing a piece.

[Three gold skill cards have been detected. Activating them may turn the tide of battle. Activate now?]

【Ding!

You have activated your SSS-rank gold skill: Universal Harmony!

Touya Kouhiro: "What?"

Could this be the legendary... divine intervention?!

Fujiwara Sai: "If there can only be one Go god in this world, then that person must be Su Ran!"

The first chapter starts with Tianyuan? You're such a filial son!

"Hey, have you heard? That young man kneeling at the door looks like Mr. Su Yuan's son."

"Su Yuan? Is that the former Chess Saint of China?"

"Yes, that's him. It's said that three years ago, Mr. Su Yuan defeated more than 30 top Go players from Yingzhou by himself. Even Meijin Touya was almost defeated by him in the ten-game match."

"What a pity. According to my elders, Mr. Su Yuan's talent in Go seemed to be slightly better than that of Meijin Touya. I wonder why he suddenly retired back then..."

"It wasn't a retirement. After losing to Meijin Touya, he gave up and developed a drinking problem. I heard that just last week, Mr. Su Yuan fell into a deep coma due to excessive drinking and is currently being treated in the hospital."

"So, the reason his son wants to learn Go is to become a professional Go player and earn money to help Mr. Su Yuan with his medical treatment?"

"That should be the case. However, I heard from Mr. Ikegami that this child's Go talent seems to be very poor. Many Go academies were unwilling to accept him before, and even Mr. Ikegami himself has been asked twice by him. Today should be his last chance to test. If he still can't pass, he's probably destined never to become a professional Go player..."

……

The barely audible chatter inside the chess room left Su Ran, who was kneeling on the ground, completely bewildered.

What are these people talking about?

Meijin Touya? Kisei of Yingzhou?

This feels like some kind of anime from Yingzhou that I watched before.

What was her name again?

It should be Hikaru no Go, right?

Could it be... that I've time-traveled!?

Just as he was thinking this, a sudden, sharp pain shot through Su Ran's mind, as if something had forcibly entered his brain.

Su Ran couldn't help but groan and collapsed to the ground.

a long time.

As the pain gradually subsided, Su Ran slowly came to her senses.

"So, it really was time travel..."

Based on the memories within his body, Su Ran learned that he had indeed traveled to a parallel universe.

This is the world of Hikaru no Go.

Hikaru Shindo, Sai Fujiwara, Akira Touya...

His identity is that of Su Yuan, the chess master of China.

Three years later, my father faced off against Touya Kouyo, the top Go player in Japan, in a ten-game match. However, unexpectedly, in the middle of the game, despite having the upper hand, he resigned.

In this battle.

The global chess community was in an uproar.

Many speculated that Su Yuan's deliberate concesion was due to receiving an exorbitant bribe from the organizers of Yingzhou.

In an instant, the chess master, who was once revered by everyone, became a pariah.

After that, my father became completely despondent. He was ashamed to return to China and developed a drinking problem.

Just a week ago.

My father was rushed to the ICU after drinking too much alcohol and remains in a coma.

To pay for her father's medical treatment, thirteen-year-old Su Ran considered dropping out of school to work.

However, due to the laws of Yingzhou, no factory dared to hire children under the age of eighteen.

The best course of action now.

Only by registering as a professional Go player and continuously winning tournament prizes can one afford the exorbitant medical expenses! (Group > 9:8,0s2:058:5/6, by ?呆ュ呆. For personal use.)

In Yingzhou, only professional Go players can break the age limit of eighteen and make a lot of money without being an adult.

"Sigh... this identity is a complete disaster from the start!"

After receiving all the memories, Su Ran immediately realized that she had fallen into a deep pit.

Leaving aside other matters.

Su Ran found it hard to accept that her predecessor had aspired to be a professional Go player.

There was no other reason than that he had never been completely ignorant about Go before.

That's it?

Still want to be a professional Go player?

That's just wishful thinking!

and.

Even if he tried to cram at the last minute, it would be too late. According to his classmates in the chess room, today seemed to be his last chance to take the entrance exam.

If he fails, no chess room will ever take him in again.

This……

Could things get any worse?

Before he could finish complaining, something even more outrageous happened.

"Hey, Su Ran, you're here so early? Okay, since you're so sincere, I'll put aside the chess lesson for the other students for today and give you an entrance test right now."

What are you afraid of?

Before Su Ran could think of a way to cheat, the teacher in charge of his entrance exam had already pushed open the door and walked in.

"Hello, Mr. Ikegami."

As soon as the teacher entered, the other students in the chess room stood up and bowed to him in unison.

"Okay, everyone, please sit down."

Harada Ikegami waved his hand, gesturing for the students to take their seats, then glanced around the crowd:

"Hanakawa-kun, you'll be the one to give Su Ran this instructional game today."

Wow.

As soon as Harada Ikegami finished speaking, many students immediately started discussing among themselves:

"Ikegami-sensei is really going too far! Everyone knows that Hanekawa Tsubasa is the weakest player in our Go room. Letting him test Su Ran is clearly showing him mercy!"

"Teacher Chishang is just too kind-hearted. Other chess clubs wouldn't accept someone with Su Ran's talent. Only he treats Su Ran like a treasure."

"Forget it, Su Ran's father is the Chess Saint of China, and he was also Teacher Chi Shang's idol. It's not too much to go easy on the son of an idol."

"Hehe, I'm afraid even if I let him pass, he still won't pass. I heard that Su Ran's talent is extraordinary."

"That's true. I studied under a chess master for more than ten years, but I failed the entrance exam twice. If it were me, I would have been so ashamed that I would have banged my head against the wall."

The whispers around her gave Su Ran another headache.

He wanted to argue, but when he opened his mouth, he didn't know how to refute it.

That's right.

His predecessor's talent in Go was indeed outrageously poor.

Aside from having a slight understanding of the most basic rules of Go, in other aspects, he was practically no different from a complete novice who had never played Go before.

"Unbelievable, this guy is actually the son of a chess master..."

"They say a tiger father begets no dog son, but now it seems that's just a complete lie!"

He silently complained to himself, before Su Ran could even figure out how to deal with the current situation.

The student named Yuukawa Tsubasa had already taken the chessboard and happily sat down opposite Su Ran.

His slightly chubby face was filled with excitement.

"Ah, I never thought that someone as skilled as me would ever be able to guide others."

It's no wonder that Hanekawa Tsubasa was excited; from the day he enrolled, he had been the worst player in the entire Go room.

In the past, it was always his classmates who bullied him. Today, he finally had a chance to bully others, so how could he not be overjoyed?

"Su Ran, would you like to give me a handicap?"

Let him go?

Having absorbed the memories of his predecessor, Su Ran gained a basic understanding of the rules of Go and realized that this was the other party's good intention.

but.