Chapter 2294 Game of Chess

The old servant was taken aback and didn't know how to respond. Xu Yi raised the wine gourd and said dissatisfied, "You are so verbose, old man. It took a lot of effort to buy this jug of fine wine. I want to share it with you when we play chess." drink."

Xu Yi listened to Mr. Ge's introduction to Liu Junshi's situation and made a rough assessment of this person's temperament. This time he came to see him, but was blocked by the old servant. The so-called excuse for seclusion was false as soon as he heard it. He was a drunkard. If a person who plays chess has any thoughts on practice, why should he retreat into seclusion?

After seeing through this scene, he lied and lied that he was visiting by invitation.

The old servant was really confused. He knew his master's temper very well. No one had visited him for almost a year.

Moreover, this person in front of him was very unfamiliar, and he brought wine to play chess with his master. He clearly knew his master's character and hobbies very well.

"Invite the guests in."

While the old servant was hesitating, a voice came through the air. Then, a light and shadow flashed past, but the restriction in front of the mountain peak was opened.

Xu Yi entered the mountain gate, and not long after, he saw Liu Junshi at a pavilion on the top of the mountain.

Liu Junshi was completely different from the image of a decadent old man he imagined. He was a handsome middle-aged man dressed in white, with sword-shaped eyebrows at the temples, a head full of black and gray hair, holding a wine gourd, and an air of looking up to the sky and the earth. He had an excellent appearance.

Xu Yi was sizing up Liu Junshi, and Liu Junshi glanced at him lightly and said, "This brother said he came to meet Liu for a drink and a game of chess. If the wine is bad and the chess is bad, Liu will probably disappoint brother and return home."

Xu Yi laughed, lifted Ge Fenghui out, and reluctantly established a relationship.

Liu Junshi waved his hand and said, "I can't remember Ge Fenghui, Ge Longhui, come and play the next set."

As he spoke, he waved his hand, and an ivory-white chessboard appeared on the stone table in the center of the pavilion. Two round chess boxes, one black and one white, were placed on both sides.

Xu Yi smiled slightly, came to the pavilion, and was about to take a seat next to the white chess box, but was stopped by Liu Junshi, "Liu regards chess as life, but he cannot give in to this first move."

Xu Yi has studied Go in this world, which implements the seat system, but white moves first.

He was not proficient in Go in his previous life. His knowledge of Go only came from the memory of the original owner of this body who had some knowledge of Go, and he also studied the remaining Go scores handed over by Pan Meiren, Dong Xinchang and others before coming here.

At this moment, Liu Junshi wanted to play chess with him, and he was not in a panic. Go was closely related to logic and spatial imagination, and he had studied the art of mathematics to a very profound level, and he was confident that his chess skills were not weak.

What's more, at this moment, Liu Junshi couldn't even fight for the first move, which proved that his chess ability was nothing more than this. Xu Yi felt half relieved at first.

"Guess how many fingers I have in my hand?"

Liu Junshi put his left hand in his sleeve and handed it to Xu Yi.

Xu Yi scanned his senses and knew it was five. However, he seemed to have seen this trick somewhere. It was just that he said five, and the person took out his hand and cut off one finger.

If an ordinary person had to compete for the upper hand even if he lost a finger, Xu Yi would admit it.

But the other party is a monk, and a very clever monk at that. Let alone cutting off a finger, even if he loses a hand, he will be able to recover later.

He was not happy to suffer this loss.

"Brother Liu, I'll let you go now, so I won't guess anymore."

He was determined to lose, so Xu Yi simply acted with dignity and integrity.

Liu Junshi took advantage of the situation without any shame. He picked up a white stone and dropped it on the chessboard.

Xu Yi then made a move, dozens of moves in an instant without slowing down at all.

Finally, after more than ten moves, Xu Yi's moves slowed down. He suddenly found that he had been ambushed by Liu Junshi quietly. With such a layout, it was like sneaking into the night with the wind, moistening things silently.

Although the situation had completely collapsed, Xu Yi did not give up and managed the situation carefully, hoping to lose less and win more.

After another half stick of incense, the game finally ended. Xu Yi lost thirteen pieces, which was considered a great defeat.

"One more game!"

After that, Liu Junshi packed up the chess pieces without saying a word, and in an instant the nineteen lanes were clean again.

In fact, Liu Junshi had wanted to stop playing as early as Xu Yi's big dragon fell into his trap.

In his opinion, Xu Yi's level was only mid-range, and he was not worthy of playing against him.

However, when he slaughtered Xu Yi's big dragon, Xu Yi's skillful skills frequently appeared. Xu Yi, who originally expected to lose at least thirty sons, ended up losing only thirteen sons, which actually aroused his competitive spirit.

After more than half an hour, the second game ended.

Xu Yi lost nine sons.

Liu Junshi, who won, had no joy on his face, but was rather gloomy.

Because he knew that his victory was due to mastering too many chess patterns, and these chess patterns, just looking at Xu Yi's responses, were clearly not studied.

In other words, his victory was based on the collective wisdom of a large number of skilled chess players.

Often, by relying on his set moves, he can quickly grasp the situation and gain a huge advantage. With his ability, it should be easy to win a big victory.

But as a result, Xu Yi always had to fight until the end, resulting in a chaotic battle, and his originally great victory ended up being a miserable victory.

In the third game, Xu Yi lost four pieces.

In the fourth game, Xu Yi lost two pieces.

In the fifth game, Xu Yi lost half the piece.

In the sixth game, Xu Yi won three pieces.

The afterglow of the setting sun poured into the pavilion like drunken wine koji.

It was just another game. Liu Junshi stared at the chessboard with half a cup of tea. Finally, he threw down his pieces. He moved his eyes away from the chessboard and moved to Xu Yi's face. He looked at it for a moment and said in a deep voice, "How long have you been playing chess?" To be honest, your style of playing chess has never been seen before in my half-life of playing chess. Any mature chess player, even if he can use various chess moves from his heart, will always change his style as long as he implements it in the game. There will be traces to follow. But I played nine games with you, but I still can't figure out your style. You are just like a beginner. For such a weird chess player, Liu was defeated unjustly."

Xu Yi waved his hand and said, "Brother Liu's eyes are like a torch, and he can see through Xu's depth at a glance. To be honest, Xu really likes to read chess records and play chess with others, but this is the first time. Thank you Brother Liu for being merciful and giving Xu a face."

After Xu Yi finished speaking, Liu Junshi's eyes bulged, his mouth opened wide enough to swallow an egg, and he murmured, "There are really people in the world who are born to know..."

"Okay, Brother Liu, the chess game is over, is it time to drink? In order to visit your mountain gate, I have prepared a jug of good wine..."

As he spoke, Xu Yi took out a wine gourd and two jade cups. The wine poured into the cup, and the aura was flowing. The strong desire rising from his throat immediately brought Liu Junshi out of the shock of Xu Yi's outstanding chess talent. , he grabbed the glass of wine almost as if he was snatching it, and drank it all in one gulp. The expression on his face immediately became wonderful. He suddenly stood up and shouted, "Wonderful, wonderful, it's really a good wine!"