An Unpredictable Game of Go

After eating the Three-Point King, everyone sat together and chatted.

"Little Chen, do you know how to play Go?" Old Mr. Su asked expectantly.

Su Chen knew a little about Go, but only the basics. He was far from proficient, and compared to a Go enthusiast like Su Jianqing, he was still somewhat lacking.

At that moment, the system's voice rang out in Su Chen's mind.

"Ding... Congratulations, host, you have obtained Beginner Professional Go Player Level."

Beginner professional level? Didn't that mean it was higher than every amateur rank?

"Would the host like to activate it?"

"Activate it!" Su Chen answered delightedly.

"Congratulations to Su Chen for successfully activating Beginner Professional Go Player Level!"

"System, you always bring me surprises. This way, I won't embarrass myself too badly when playing Grandpa!" Su Chen said with a smile.

Su Chen answered modestly, "I know a little!"

"Then how about a game between grandfather and grandson?" Su Jianqing asked expectantly.

Su Jianqing was thrilled. It was rare for him to have the chance to play Go with his grandson.

Su Chen set up the board. When Old Mrs. Su saw Old Mr. Su take out his treasured set of board and stones, she smiled and asked, "Looks like you're in a good mood today. You even brought out this board!"

"I'm playing with my grandson, so of course we need a good board and good stones for it to feel right!" Old Mr. Su said with a smile.

Old Mrs. Su smiled.

"Come on, Grandpa, let's begin. You're the elder, so I'll make the first move," Su Chen said with a smile. When playing against an elder, it was generally the younger person who made the first move. It gave the elder great respect, showing