Black captured by white, white embracing black, arranged in a way that mysteriously aligns with the natural order, intricate yet not chaotic, intertwined but not dazzling,
Mo Ya Monk once believed that playing chess wasn't about a life-and-death struggle; the final presentation of a game was an artistic creation by both black and white.
This game, in his eyes, was an unprecedented work of art in this lifetime, yet at this moment, he had no mood to appreciate his life's artistic highlights, instead he muttered foolishly, "What kind of chess formation is this?"
"The dual scrolls of the Valley True Inheritance, emerged from the Tao Ancestor's 'Taiqing Dao De True Scripture', knowing the strength, keeping the gentleness, being the stream of the world, knowing the glory, preserving the shame, being the valley of the world,
The True Scripture further states—know the white, guard the black, be the form of the world."
