This game of Go seemed to possess some strange, special power. If one tried to calculate every possibility exhaustively, the situation would only grow more chaotic until they walked straight onto a dead road.
The result would be that they could not even make the first move, unable to find a single correct point to place a stone.
Ye Tian could also see the purpose of this game: to reunite and thoroughly integrate the spiritual power that had previously been split apart, condensed, and strengthened, forming it into a whole once more.
These Three Games of Luo Tian were, in truth, a process of cultivation.
It was merely a matter of crossing one threshold after another.
And this final trial was undoubtedly the most difficult threshold of all.
One wrong move meant failure.
There was no room for error.
Over the course of the previous two games, Ye Tian had already made remarkably obvious progress.
When he had first cultivated through a game of Go that day, Ye Tian had understood the importance of intuition.
Or perhaps it should be called following one's heart, called freedom.
In the first game of today's Three Games of Luo Tian, Ye Tian had reached the limit in quantity. Of course, this was a level he had already attained long ago, and he had begun to condense and control it.
In the second game, he had put that control to use.
But whether it was the control in the first game or the application in the second, Ye Tian had not reached the ultimate limit of control he sought for himself.
Now, Ye Tian understood.
There was still one step of fusion missing.
Every single point was crucial.
None could be absent.
Only by truly integrating everything completely into a single whole could he