"The Go Club guys are livestreaming!"
"Holy shit, it's already 2:0!"
"Those Koreans aren't half-bad!"
Feng Sicong started commentating live at the scene.
"What's so fun about Go? It's boring as hell!"
Bao Beibei showed zero interest.
But just then, Zhao Hongyu, who's usually the quiet type, actually took over the conversation: "Young Master Bao, that's where you're wrong."
"Go is the ultimate test of thinking skills and strategic vision. The real masters all play Go!"
"Otherwise, why is 'chess' in 'qin, chess, calligraphy and painting' Go and not Chinese Chess or Army Chess…?"
"You talk like you're some kind of expert?"
Bao Beibei tilted his head up to look at Zhao Hongyu, a little aggrieved.
"My dad loves Go. I played with him since I was a kid, joined a few amateur tournaments too. I was actually planning to join the Go Club."
Zhao Hongyu briefly explained his background.
"You even competed? Ever win any awards?"
Feng Sicong asked, curious.
