For three days in a row, Mu Sang kept pestering Mu Renqing to play chess. Yuan Chengzhi did not dare to go away and kept watching, but he was enjoying it.
On the fourth day, Mu Renqing ignored Taoist Mu Sang's invitation to fight and said, "Let's take a day off today and wait until I teach my apprentice swordsmanship."
After saying that, he picked up Yuan Chengzhi and Li Jiang and went to the practice ground. He did not teach Huashan swordsmanship right away, but first taught the basic movements of swordsmanship, stabbing, chopping, stirring, washing, collapsing, lifting, hanging, and clouding.
, click, cut...
After all, it was a basic routine, not too advanced. Both of them learned it quickly. Mu Renqing asked them to each pick up a branch to practice while he gave guidance and corrections.
Taoist Mu Sang knew that the master-disciple teaching skills was a serious matter, so he couldn't stop him. He could only wait and feel itchy. After Mu Renqing finally finished teaching the sword skills, he immediately grabbed him and said, "Come on, come on, let's kill three more rounds."
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Mu Renqing taught swordsmanship for a long time and felt slightly tired. However, he knew that Mu Sang was very addicted to chess. If he didn't accompany him, he might not be able to sleep well all night, so he had to ask his two disciples to practice seriously and go to the tree with him.
Game.
After a while, I suddenly heard Mu Sang shouting happily: "Chengzhi, Haichuan, come and see! Your master is in great trouble!"
The two people who were practicing stopped their movements, looked at each other, dropped the branches, and ran over to watch.
Mu Renqing was reluctant to accompany him, but his play was very unsatisfactory. Before the middle game, he was already under control in every aspect. Seeing a white piece, the situation was very critical. Even if he reluctantly tried to survive, all the key points in the four corners would be taken by the opponent. He picked up
I picked up a chess piece and kept silent, unable to put it down.
Li Jiang first scanned the situation on the board and understood clearly in his heart. Then he saw that Mu Renqing was really embarrassed, and his desire to give guidance reached the sky. He finally couldn't help but said: "This chess is too simple, master, listen to me, you play here,
Master Mu Sang must go to rescue you. If you do this again, you can rush out."
Mu Renqing listened to his big talk, but did not attack immediately due to mental exhaustion. He just glanced at him sideways, followed the instructions, and played this move. As expected, a large piece of white chess really rushed out, but trapped the black piece to death for a small amount.
In this game of chess, Mu Renqing originally lost a lot, but in the end, he only lost five pieces.
Taoist Mu Sang praised Li Jiang for his dexterity and insisted on playing a game with him. Li Jiang was secretly happy that the opportunity had finally come, so he looked at Mu Renqing eagerly.
Mu Renqing was just perfunctory with Taoist Mu Sang in the first two games. He was eager for Li Jiang to catch up, so he nodded and gave up his position.
Although Li Jiang did not understand the methods of the ancients, the basic rules of playing chess remained unchanged. He was confident that he could handle it with his chess skills after studying for several years.
In Go, the most important thing is understanding. As the saying goes: "If you don't become a national player at the age of twenty, you will have no hope for life." This means that if a person who plays Go does not become famous at a young age, no matter how hard he works in the future, he will end up being mediocre.
Su Dongpo was such a smart person. He was proficient in all classics, historical articles, calligraphy, painting, and poetry. However, he could never play Go with mediocre skills, which became a great regret in his life.
Of course, Li Jiang is not a national player, nor does he have much understanding, but there are countless ways to play modern Go. He wants to use his knowledge to see if he can beat the old master to death with random punches.
At this moment, when playing against Taoist Mu Sang, Li Jiang played the Chinese style. Although Mu Sang felt strange at first, he didn't care, but as the game progressed, he gradually became dazed, and sometimes he thought for a long time before responding to a move.
Taoist Mu Sang has a humble personality, but he is very competitive in Go. This game lasted for a long time, and he did not surrender until the official stage. Li Jiang also misjudged his ability, and looked at Taoist Mu Sang from the side.
His chess skills were mediocre, but he almost capsized in the gutter. Although he won the game, there were many dangers in the middle, and it was not an easy victory.
Taoist Mu Sang lost to a junior in the way he claimed to be the strongest. He looked in disbelief and tugged on his beard and shouted: "It was the old Taoist who asked you just now to feel your bottom. If we play another round, we will definitely win."
Win you!"
Li Jiang saw that he was stubborn, so he smiled "haha", cleared the chessboard, and asked him to go first.
In this game, Li Jiang did not dare to defeat Taoist Mu Sang again, fearing that it would damage his confidence. After all, winning and losing can stimulate his desire to play chess and have a chance to obtain his martial arts. This is what Yuan Chengzhi originally did.
Yes, Li Jiang is also planning to imitate the cat and the tiger.
Sure enough, Taoist Mu Sang won the chess game and immediately became happy and shouted to play again. However, Li Jiang became reserved and refused to play. The old man wanted to take advantage of the victory and pursue him, but when he saw that he refused, he refused to let him go. Li Jiang thought it was too late.
So, coax him to come back tomorrow.
Taoist Mu Sang had no choice but to agree. When Li Jiang turned his back and walked back, he was secretly amused. The old man has taken the bait. I am not afraid that you will not fall into my trap!
Early the next morning, Mu Sang took Li Jiang to play chess again. Li Jiang, with the intention of fishing, first won one game and then lost another, then won two games and then lost two.
On par with each other.
At this point, Li Jiang's time to practice martial arts gradually decreased. Mu Renqing was out of favor with his old friend, so he didn't say anything at first. Later, when he saw the old man and the young boy, they spent all day and night working on the catalpa tree. It was so embarrassing that he was afraid of being killed.
Sang misled the successors of Huashan Taoism.
So Mu Renqing secretly threatened Li Jiang that he could only play one game of chess with Mu Sang every day, and the rest of the time would be spent practicing martial arts, otherwise he would be punished.
Li Jiang looked at his master's darkened face and thought that the time had almost come, and he had indeed neglected his martial arts these past few days. He quickly nodded and agreed to practice swordsmanship.
For two days in a row, Mu Sang asked Li Jiang to play chess, but Li Jiang always said he wanted to practice swordplay.
On the third day, Mu Sangfei grabbed Li Jiang and refused to leave. Li Jiang said with a helpless look on his face: "Master Mu Sang, it's not that I don't want to fight with you, but the master said that if your martial arts is neglected, you will be severely punished, so
….” After saying that, he spread his hands.
Hearing what he said, Mu Sang was so anxious that he scratched his head and scratched his head. He circled around Li Jiang a few times, and then he looked solemn, as if he had made a major decision and said: "You come and play chess with me. After the game, I will teach you."
Your master will definitely like your skill."
Li Jiang looked confused, thought for a while and then said: "I asked the master."
Mu Sang said expectantly: "Okay, go ahead and ask." Li Jiang then rushed in and told Mu Renqing what Mu Sang had said.
Mu Renqing was overjoyed when he heard this. Taoist Mu Sang was nicknamed "Qian Chang Wan Jie". When he was young, because of his outstanding lightness skills and endless changes in body skills, the world gave him the nickname "Qian Chang Wan Jie".
Later, he indulged in playing chess. The way of Go emphasizes "rob", and countless changes are derived from robbery. Mu Sang's martial arts is very high, but he thinks it is ordinary. His chess skills are not above average, but he is too conceited to do it on his own.
His nickname was changed to "The National Player of All-Changing Chess".
Mu Renqing has always admired his unique martial arts secrets, but he has never been willing to teach apprentices. Now he actually agreed to teach Li Jiang martial arts. He must have been addicted to chess. He hurriedly called Yuan Chengzhi and left with Li Jiang.
come out.
He bowed to Mu Sang and said, "I would like to thank you in advance for your willingness to become my disciple. However, I have a condition. One sheep can be herded and two sheep can be driven. I hope you can accept Chengzhi together."
Mu Sang was a little confused, why was there another one? This old monkey is so shameless. He thought for a long time under the torture of chess addiction, and then nodded and agreed: "After Cheng Zhi Zhongliang, I admire his father very much, that's all.
Chapter completed!