Chapter 85: When to "break" or not to "break"
Well, it's your hand that's waiting for you!
Ni Jue moved the mouse slightly and took a long stride towards Bai Zi on the right shoulder to test it.
As expected, White directly breaks it off - if the black stones within his sphere of influence are allowed to be connected at will, it would be too weak.
But Ni Jue was fully prepared. He had previously scored a piece and escaped directly with a small tip. He faintly responded to the shoulder charge, and at the same time, he continued to use his probing hand to create a white chess look.
In the 57th move, when the black chess shouldered a stone with the same tip and tried to make contact, the white chess could not be broken directly due to its own taste problem!
As a last resort, Bai chose to eat a piece in his 58th move to eliminate his own taste first.
But in Ni Jue’s view, this hand is not enough.
After Black made a series of cheap moves, he didn't even rush to connect the two pieces together safely. Instead, after pulling out the first piece, he chose to wait for the left side early. The hand on the ground was pulled out, and it was completely empty. Then he used a clever move to trap the guest, and he seemed to be trying to capture the piece on White's right side, making the move live on the spot.
In Ni Jue's opinion, Rui Zhao should only have one option now: disconnecting the two black pieces.
In this way, although a large black space has appeared on the right side of White's sphere of influence, after a series of exchanges, White has also gained a strong position, and the few pieces originally entered will stick to the iron-thick White chess. On the top, basically discard all of them, and the middle abdomen can also be surrounded by a large space.
With this switch, although White was once again set up by Black, the local loss was not too heavy.
But what Ni Jue didn’t expect was that Rui Zhao took a long test on this move.
What’s the point of taking this exam? Isn't it natural that this hand should be "cut off"?
Ni Jue was surprised for a moment. In his opinion, there was nothing to hesitate here.
But twenty minutes later, Rui Zhao gave him the answer.
She did not take the logical break, but directly pushed it with one hand, not intending to give the white stone to the right of black.
Huh?
This... what does this mean?
Ni Jue couldn't help but stretched his neck towards the computer screen, a little hard to understand the inexplicable mistake of the junior sister's hand.
However... understanding why the mistake occurred is the task of reviewing the market after placing the bet.
He didn't say anything, and just made a simple connection. Suddenly, a long dragon appeared on the black chessboard from the right side to the middle.
Ni Jue believes that if we could see the analysis of AI's winning rate now, I'm afraid this player would have already "matched the dragon" (meaning the disparity in winning rates between the two sides. If someone were to commentate, there would be basically nothing to say. Can play Idiom Solitaire).
The two chess pieces are connected together, and there is no single chess piece in the overall situation. Even the big dragon can use the taste of the lower left and lower sides of the middle belly of the white chess piece to break through the air at will.
How could this big dragon rider lose?
And since White chooses not to give up the white stone on the right, it is naturally impossible to give up halfway.
Rui Zhao took the opportunity to climb out of the white stone, finally avoiding the embarrassing situation of the entire right side falling.
But... if you save this piece, this piece of chess will not be easy!
Ni Jue glanced slightly to one side and used this initiative to stick up the black chess piece in the upper right corner.
Originally, if White was willing to make an honest move in exchange, the Black piece in the upper right corner would most likely be sealed in the corner.
But because Rui Zhao is greedy for the white piece, this piece of chess can now come to the fore!
Up to now, black's chess pieces have appeared in various ways, and the big picture in the middle that white had a chance to make has disappeared.
Even the white piece that was finally rescued is now in danger of becoming a lone piece and being continuously besieged.
Since Black has chosen to stick up, White must naturally follow up, otherwise it will not be acceptable if it is blocked by another move.
But Ni Jue has already thought about the next step. After the white chess piece grew out, he very cleverly shifted the direction of the attack, and instead focused on the soft belly of the upper part of the white chess piece that had previously "set up two and split three" four pieces, causing it to be extremely uncomfortable.
At first glance, the overall situation shows that White is almost collapsed!
Well, this little girl’s level has improved, and her general direction judgment is very accurate.
Even those two moves that were almost meaningless are excusable - but all chess players will make mistakes!
The only flaw is...the "cut" hand that has no other choice, how could she make the mistake!
Don’t make mistakes at this level! Otherwise, it will be a careless move and you will lose everything!
Just when Ni Jue was already thinking about how long his little junior sister could hold on before surrendering, White made his next move.
94 hands flying cover!
A white stone directly landed on the head of the black dragon on the right side of the black piece.
Huh?
Seeing this move, Ni Jue was suddenly shocked.
Her move is...
Is she trying to kill my big dragon? !
At this time, Ni Jue realized that Gang Ruizhao had no intention of cutting off his hand. Indeed, from a normal point of view, breaking the two black pieces and capturing the outer pieces was the best way to recover the loss.
But if this is done, there will be almost no fighting in the overall situation, and it can even be said that the key point has been entered in advance.
By that time, as long as Black does not make a big mistake in the follow-up, White will not have enough pieces anyway. Although he is decent, he is a loser.
The hand withheld the white piece, although it allowed the two small dragons of black to merge into one big dragon, but it also raided the original base of black. Therefore, although this big dragon is long and Still having headaches, but not completely settled.
Now this flying shield is written with murderous intention on the chessboard!
Oops, a mistake!
Ni Jue immediately realized that he should not have posted the black chess in the corner just for the sake of small profits!
When the number of moves is enough, you should hurry up and let the dragon take the lead or make up the work!
That hand posted, although it took a lot of advantages, it was already out of the main battlefield.
Not only did it not help Baron at all, but it gave White an extra hand, making the flying cover even more powerful!
Now...it's a little troublesome...
Once something happens to the dragon, he will lose this game!
Ni Jue's palms suddenly became sweaty.
I originally came here to test my junior sister’s progress, but now I’m trying to try to get myself involved?
I am a double title holder and world champion, but I have to lose in public to my junior sister who has not yet determined her rank? !
No! Don’t do that kind of thing!
Ni Jue found that he seemed a little panicked and quickly calmed down
Calm down, calm down!
Now White plans to forcibly surround and kill the Black Dragon, which tastes bad. It should not be a big problem if he does his own work or rushes out.
It’s just that now that the dragon is weak, it is bound to have to make corresponding concessions in many places and be looted by white. The situation is still a fine one.
Tsk, Rui Zhao... that's okay!
Seeing that he was inferior, facing his famous senior brother Tianyuan, he didn’t even think about playing the most honorable way to lose, and he wanted to preserve the flavor even if the situation almost collapsed at one point.
As a result, I really waited until I made a mistake!
Despite the current situation, my own mistakes are the main reason.
But for Rui Zhao's insistence on not giving his dragon any base, he would never have made such a mistake in a simple situation.
But...
My dual titles of [Celebrity] and [Tian Yuan] are not for nothing.
After Ni Jue stabilized his mind and thought for a while, he began to make up moves for his big dragon...
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"System message: [Yizhao Qiyi] 】(White) admitted defeat in the middle game, and [Jade is the King's Blade] (Black) won this game!"
At the 211th move, Ni Jue finally let out a sigh of relief as this message popped up on the screen. .
Now we have reached the final stage of petty officialdom.
Although White tried his best to gain a lot in the process of attacking the black dragon, he even rescued the third piece in the black sky in the upper right corner and took out a piece of black sky.
But Ni Jue did not give Rui Zhao another chance. He worked steadily as the queen of dragons and was cautious and steady at all times. From the middle game to the small official, he always had a slight advantage.
After two hundred moves, Black's victory was already a foregone conclusion. White struggled reluctantly for a few moves and finally gave in.
“Thank you for your advice!”
Soon, Rui Zhao's iconic words appeared again in the chat bar on the right.
Ni Jue blinked and typed five words in reply.
"You have become stronger."
The chess record of this game is mainly quoted from the 13th round of Siege A on January 22, 2024, between Li Xuanhao and Chen Zhengxun. The second half of the chess game (starting from White's 94-hand flying cover) has some changes compared to the actual game, but I won't go into details.
It should be the first time in this article that I write down the chess game in such detail (I always find this kind of writing difficult to understand, but some bosses always suggest me to write more about the game). Please give me some advice. The big guys all commented on whether they liked this way of writing. If you like it, I will actually screen the scores for the more important chess games in the future and write them in more detail. If you don't like it, then try not to write in such detail about chess games in the future.
(End of this chapter)