I was the real villain in the real teaching.

Soon there was a lot of clamor from the first-year students, but the man remained motionless, with an expressionless look on his face.

Soon, something went wrong, and after the burst of laughter, all sounds stopped abruptly.

A terrifying and silent atmosphere filled the stadium. It lasted for about half a minute before the man on the stage finally made a move.

"I am Horikita Manabu, the student council president."

His tone was very gentle, but it still made people feel tense and uneasy. No one dared to speak.

"As senior students graduate, the student council will also recruit candidates from the first-year students. There are no qualifications required for special elections, but if anyone is considering running for the student council, please avoid joining any clubs. In principle, those who participate in both student council and club activities will not be accepted."

The man named Horikita Manabu was controlling the tempo of the entire venue in an orderly manner, which made Tsukishiro Takuma's eyes light up. He had the aura of a great villain!

I'm afraid that apart from the school, the student union is the one controlling this high school, and the president of the student union must be the king who dominates all students.

As long as I become the student union president, even if I say something like "I will definitely dominate all the girls in the school" on the stage, I guess not many people will dare to oppose me. They will just glare at me and grit their teeth secretly.

No matter how you look at it, this guy is a villain, right?

If you control points and the student union, doesn't that mean you control power and authority?

Of course, the school is another matter.

"Also, our student union doesn't want anyone to run for election with the optimistic idea of ​​giving it a try. Such a person, let alone being elected, would surely leave a stain on the school. Our student union has the power and mission to change the order, which is recognized by the school and has high hopes. We only welcome people who can understand this matter."

After saying that, Horikita Manabu walked off the stage and left the gymnasium alone.

Tsukishiro Takuma had no intention of listening to what happened afterwards. He was thinking about how he could join the student council and replace Horikita Manabu as quickly as possible.

I don’t know if hypnosis can make the other party give up the position of president to him.

Just kidding, no villain would use hypnosis to cheat on high school students, right?

Besides, the other members of the student union are not fools. If there is suddenly a president, everyone will be suspicious, right?

Unless all the student union members and candidates are hypnotized together, it will be difficult to resolve the doubts in their hearts.

With this thought in mind, Tsukishiro Takuma observed the situation of most clubs, especially the competitive clubs. The seniors were enthusiastically introducing the activities and interesting aspects of their clubs to the freshmen.

After a while, he went back home and bought a few comic books about girls' romance. He lay in bed and read for a long time before going to sleep.

the next day.

Tsukishiro Takuma came to the club building, stood at the door of the Go club's activity room, and knocked twice on the already open door.

Hearing the voice, most of the members turned to look at him, revealing curious and puzzled expressions.

"Excuse me, seniors, I'm a first-year student, Tsukishiro Takuma."

While greeting, Tsukishiro Takuma also glanced around the room. It was not a big room, with Go boards placed on several tables. In one of the games, black and white chess pieces were being played in a 19×19 space. It turned out that two members were playing a game of catching pieces, while the other members were watching from the side.

There are seven people in the club, I don’t know if that is the total number of people in the Go club.

"Hello, are you here to consult the Go club?" asked a member.

The club's recruitment activity has not yet ended. The first-year students come to the Go Club probably because they are interested in Go.

"I am very interested in the Go game played by the seniors. May I ask if the seniors are free now?"

Perhaps he had determined that Tsukishiro Takuma was planning to join the Go Club, so he answered straightforwardly, "Of course I'm free. I don't know what you want to know, but I'll try my best to answer."

Then, Tsukishiro Takuma nodded slightly and said calmly: "You don't need to answer, senior. You just need to accept my challenge."

Not only did that member look stunned by these words, but the others couldn't help but look at him again. The two people who were fighting each other also stopped what they were doing at the same time and showed him surprised expressions.

"Do you know what you're talking about?"

Is there anything more bizarre than a new student showing up at their doorstep and asking them to accept his challenge?

"If you want to join a club, you usually check out the club's strength, right? If even a freshman like me can't beat a club, no matter how you think about it, there's no need to stay. It will only waste my precious time."

Isn't this freshman too arrogant?

Many people's faces changed and they looked at Tsukishiro Takuma with unfriendly eyes, but he seemed unaware of it.

"You're speaking with such a big tone, you first-year kid."

"Young people, don't be too arrogant!"

"Don't the freshmen this year even know how to respect their seniors?"

Facing their hostility, Tsukishiro Takuma just smiled slightly.

"Personally, I appreciate actual actions more than words. Can you show me your chess skills?" He narrowed his eyes, but the corners of his mouth slightly raised. "It's best to use all your strength to please me. Don't let me down, seniors."

Oh my god, how can I tolerate this! ?

006 Senior, you don’t want to be a poor chess player in the future, right?

Finally, the angry Go club accepted Takuma Tsukishiro's challenge.

The game adopts a best-of-three format, and the two sides decide who will play first by guessing who will play first, usually black first and white second.

The person in a higher position or the oldest person first grabs a handful of white pieces, while the other person takes out one or two black pieces, representing the guess as to whether the number of white pieces grabbed by the other person is odd or even.

If you guess correctly, then you play black and attack first in the first round.

If you guess wrong, you play white and go second.

However, because the black pieces have the advantage of going first, in order to be fair, the white pieces will usually be penalized, that is, a certain number of points or pieces will be deducted from the black pieces at the end of the game.

The Chinese side has a handicap of about seven and a half points, while the Japanese side has a handicap of six and a half points. The outcome of Go is determined by the number of points.

The game starts, the Go club members grab the white pieces, and Takuma Tsukishiro guesses the odd number.

After spreading out the pieces, Takuma Tsukishiro guessed correctly, and he attacked first with black.

The opponent sneered and said, "So what if we attack first? This is Go, not Yu-Gi-Oh. No one will start with Dragon in the first round."

Go, also known as hand talk, means playing chess with only two fingers. There is no need to speak, and people can communicate with each other by playing chess.

So he did not provoke Tsukishiro Takuma, but played chess seriously, intending to torture this arrogant junior.

I will make you regret challenging me. In less than a hundred moves, I can beat you like a candle in the wind!

My turn, Xing Xiaomu!

Half an hour later, he looked solemn and often thought for a long time before making a move.

Tsukishiro Takuma didn't even look at it, he just made his move and pushed forward directly.

An hour later, his face turned pale, and he held the chess piece in his hand, hesitating for a long time before he dared to make a move.

However, Tsukishiro Takuma stuck to him without hesitation.

After holding on for a dozen or so moves, he finally couldn't hold on any longer and resigned himself to defeat.

This result did not exceed Tsukishiro Takuma's expectations. He just nodded slightly and then said to the spectators, "Next one, I'm in a hurry."

Isn’t this too outrageous?

However, it seems like he can't win.

The other members looked at each other, but soon someone who thought he could fight accepted Tsukishiro Takuma's challenge.

It is still a guessing game, but this time Tsukishiro Takuma lost the guess and played with white, and the opponent played with black and attacked first.

There were no surprises in this round. Although the opponent tried his best, Takuma Tsukishiro still won easily with a 17-point advantage.

"I'm the president of this Go club, Odagiri Saito from Class 3B." The other party took the initiative to introduce himself, and then changed the subject, "I have to say, Tsukishiro-kun, your Go skills are very high. I'm afraid you are 30 or 40 moves ahead of the rest of us. Excuse me, are you a professional Go player?"

"It's just a hobby. I've never participated in a professional ranking tournament." Tsukishiro Takuma shook his head to deny what Odagiri Saito said. In his previous life, he had played chess with his grandfather, and later came into contact with AI Go, so his chess skills were slightly higher than those of ordinary people.

The reason why they were able to win easily was that the people in the Go club were obviously still stuck in the pre-AI Go era. Their thinking was rigid and stupid, and they could only copy the established patterns.

"He's actually an amateur. He must be kidding. He looks like a professional chess player."

"That 73rd move just now was definitely a brilliant move!"

"This freshman is so strong. There should be no one in the whole school who is better at Go than him, right?"

The club members who were watching were amazed, because the strength of the chess skills could be seen at a glance. Even the invincible president was defeated, so who else could stop him?

Odagiri Saito sincerely invited him, "Tsukishiro-kun, please join our club. If you are willing, you will lead the team in future competitions, and I can also give you the position of president. If you win a prize in the competition, the school will also reward you with corresponding points."

In order to recruit Takuma Tsukishiro, he could be said to be open-hearted.

However, Tsukishiro Takuma rejected the proposal.

"I will not join your club. As I said just now, it can't even please me. There is no need to join such a club."

Everyone's faces changed, becoming extremely ugly, and some even clenched their fists.

"Although our Go skills are indeed not as good as Tsukishiro-kun's, we are the only ones playing Go in the school, and only people in our Go club can often go out to participate in exchange competitions, so I hope Tsukishiro-kun will think it over carefully before answering." Odagiri Saito said with a hint of threat.

Tsukishiro Takuma chuckled and then said, "Compared to not being able to play chess, I hate playing chess with people of low level, especially all of you here."

When I heard the tone, my fist hardened and I really wanted to hit him.

Odagiri Saito's face turned black. Did this guy come here just to provoke their anger?

Just when they couldn't stand it anymore, Tsukishiro Takuma suddenly changed the subject.

"But if you can become stronger, that would be another matter."

Odagiri Saito was stunned, not quite understanding what he meant.

"The difference in strength between us is too great. We are not opponents of the same level. In other words, I am a superior that you cannot defeat."

"What exactly do you mean?"

"If you don't catch up with the better players, I'm afraid your chess skills won't improve, right?"

At this point, Odagiri Saito finally reacted and asked quickly, "Tsukishiro-kun, are you going to teach us how to play chess?"

"I won't join your club, but it's not bad to play some instructive chess with you occasionally." Tsukishiro Takuma could not deny it.

"Great!"

"Tsukijo-kun is talented and virtuous!"

"I misunderstood just now. Tsukishiro-kun is definitely a good person."

Everyone became excited because a master was going to personally guide them.

Soon, they couldn't laugh anymore.

"The prerequisite for coaching chess is that you have to pay." Tsukishiro Takuma was extremely serious because this was his original purpose.

Pay, pay money?

This seems to be the case. You can't get it for free, right?

"Excuse me, how much would you like to charge, Tsukishiro-kun?" Odagiri Saito asked cautiously.

Tsukishiro Takuma looked at them and then held up five fingers: "Fifty thousand points per person."

Fifty thousand per person?!

This number exceeded their psychological expectations. Even as seniors, they were unable to come up with 50,000 points at once.

"Don't worry that I will take the money and not do the job. For the next month, I will come here every day to play chess with you. You seniors don't want your chess skills to be poor in the future, causing the club to be challenged again, right?"

Tsukishiro Takuma bewitched their minds.

"Well, Tsukishiro-kun, can you offer a lower price? For example, 35,000 points?" Odagiri Saito estimated everyone's current points, then gritted his teeth and tried to bargain.

"Okay, then it's confirmed to be 35,000 points."

Unexpectedly, Tsukishiro Takuma had no intention of bargaining with him and just nodded in agreement.

Saito Odagiri's eyes widened. He thought he would have to fight with Takuma Tsukishiro for hundreds of rounds.

Little did he know that Takuma Tsukishiro didn't fully understand the points, so his bottom line was 30,000 points.

007 Transactions, Intelligence, and Evil Value

Just when Odagiri Saito was about to take other members to transfer money to Takuma Tsukishiro, Takuma Tsukishiro shook his head to stop the action.

"Don't worry about this. I have a few questions I want to ask the seniors."