649: Chapter 630: Huaxia Country Needs Young People Like You 649: Chapter 630: Huaxia Country Needs Young People Like You Huangfu’s grandfather’s easygoing nature also eased Tangyu’s mind a bit, and his favorable impression of the elder Huangfu invisibly grew stronger.
“Since Grandpa Huangfu wishes to listen, then I shall respectfully comply,” Tangyu said.
Picking up a black piece, which belonged to Huangfu Jing’s father, he placed it on the board.
After his move, all three were sowhat bewildered.
The trio each had so understanding of Go, especially Huangfu’s grandfather and Jing’s father, who were absolute experts.
They were confounded by the move Tangyu had made.
Huangfu’s grandfather looked on for a while before a sharp glint suddenly shot from his eyes.
He picked up a black piece and positioned it on the board, causing a dramatic transformation in the whole ga.
“What—this!” Huangfu Jing’s father and she both exclaid in surprise, “Brilliant, truly brilliant!
Beyond words.
A splendid move, indeed.
Who would have thought, with just these two steps, it has turned into a formidable killing formation.
Tsk tsk, formidable, truly too fascinating.
One step decays, the next is divine.
Only this move could make flowers bloom from the ground, transform decay into magic, save the situation from disaster, and bring life from the brink.
Tangyu, I really didn’t expect that your Go prowess had reached such a level.
Impressive, indeed.
A true young hero—you really can’t help but admire, ha ha!”
Naturally, Huangfu Jing’s father’s favorable impression of Tangyu greatly increased, and he was full of praise.
“Indeed, it is very cunning.
I also pondered this tactic for a long ti before figuring it out, but Tangyu, you calculated it after just a glance.
Such skill is truly astonishing.
Each generation produces its own new talents.
Good, good,” Huangfu’s grandfather also said with squinted eyes and a smile, looking at Tangyu.
It was extrely rare for him to praise soone.
To receive such comndation from him was an imnse honor.
Huangfu’s grandfather looked at Tangyu with increasing approval, continuously nodding in satisfaction.
Huangfu Jing was also staring at Tangyu in amazent.
Tangyu being able to impress both her grandfather and father was sowhat unexpected for her.
But then she reasoned it out, realizing that Tangyu was an all-around genius; whatever happened around him felt normal, considering he was seen as an Evil Demon who should not exist in this world by many.
It would always be natural for an Evil Demon to defy common sense.
Receiving such praise from both n, Tangyu’s heart swelled with joy.
Pleasing them was certainly very good; it ant he had successfully taken the first step toward possibly building a foundation for a future with Huangfu Jing.
While the future of their relationship was uncertain, at least for now, establishing a good rapport with her family was beneficial and harmless.
Besides, visiting Huangfu Jing’s ho today and displaying his capabilities was necessary.
After all, even the most outstanding individuals paled when entering a family of Huangfu Jing’s stature.
The Realm is different, and naturally, so is the treatnt.
“When I say it’s interesting, I’m not referring to that alone,” said Tangyu, his mouth curving into a smile.
“Oh?” The three’s gazes returned to Tangyu.
“Is there a greater mystery?” Huangfu Jing’s father’s gaze also fixed back onto the board tightly, while Huangfu’s grandfather’s brows slightly furrowed, also searching the board.
This seed like a challenge to them, further igniting their fighting spirit.
To experts like them, a ga they could not see through was disheartening.
After staring at the board for several minutes, a slight brightness appeared in Huangfu’s grandfather’s eyes.
He picked up the black piece he had placed earlier, chose a white one, and put it down, his face expressing a rich smile, “If I move here, then even if the black’s killing formation develops, I can still create a greater killing formation in turn, maintaining the upper hand.
Brilliant.
One move toward a killing formation, one move to deadlock, and amidst a single move, endless changes and profound mysteries.”
Huangfu Jing’s father nodded, “Truly, the variations are endless.
Dad, it seems our knowledge in Go still lacks depth.”
“Ha ha, yes, indeed we are far from proficient.
We’re just two old fellows who can be easily outplayed by a youngster.
Old and useless, indeed,” Huangfu’s grandfather said with a laugh.
Tangyu felt sowhat embarrassed and replied, “If you put it that way, Grandpa Huangfu, then I am really quite embarrassed.”
“Nothing to be embarrassed about; facts are facts, with nothing to hide or dispute.
Your strength is clear to see, and I, the old man, am very aware.
Ha ha, don’t be nervous.
We don’t bla you, on the contrary, we are grateful to you, Tangyu.
You have shown us an ironclad reality that, even after a lifeti of playing Go, we have remained at a limited level.
We still have much to learn.
This is a whipping for us, and it’s also a good thing,” said Huangfu’s grandfather, dismissively waving his hand.
“Hehe, the young are to be feared, indeed.
Looks can be deceiving.
It’s surprising that at such a young age, you can play such good Go,” said Huangfu Jing’s father.
“You guys should stop complinting ,” Tangyu said, looking embarrassed, while inside he was secretly hoping they would continue unfettered praises, lavish and unreserved.
Ideally, they would even engage in positive persuasion with Huangfu Jing, letting her know just how impressive and outstanding Tangyu was.
“Alright, let’s go to the living room and sit for a while.
Dinner is being prepared and will soon be ready,” Huangfu’s grandfather said.
“You really have a way with them, making my grandfather and dad so happy,” whispered Huangfu Jing as she walked up to Tangyu.
Tangyu smiled and replied, “What’s wrong, don’t you like winning over your grandfather and father?
It’s good for to get along with them, isn’t it?
Surely you don’t wish for us to be at each other’s throats?”
“Don’t get too excited,” said Huangfu Jing.
“Hehe, no way, I can hold it in, I definitely won’t lose control,” replied Tangyu.
Upon arriving in the living room, everyone took their seats, and Huangfu Jing’s father also personally brewed a pot of tea, pouring a cup for everyone.
The old Master Huangfu and Huangfu Jing’s father were also secretly sizing up Tangyu from ti to ti, unsure what kind of regard they held for him.
Were they looking at him as a prospective son-in-law or grandson-in-law, or were they seeing him as a young hero?
“Tangyu, I’ve also heard about so of your exploits.
A hero erges from youth; our Huaxia Country needs talented young people like you, who can win honor for our nation and our Huaxia ethnicity.
You won the battle between Chinese and Western dicine beautifully and also won the respect that Chinese dicine in our Huaxia Country deserves.
That’s the true heroism of our Huaxia Country’s n.
A few days ago, when I saw the news, I even wanted to visit you in Donglin City in person.
Managing to refuse offers from national security a few tis, taking on important local appointnts, you really set your own path.
However, I very much approve of what you did.
Unlike so, who start floating away with a little fa, losing their direction, and crazily pursuing their own benefits.
Such people won’t go far.
But you, Tangyu, in my view, have boundless prospects; no one dares predict how far you can go.
I spoke with Old Master Zhang once on the phone, and he had nothing but praise for you.
Haha, I didn’t expect that Old Master Zhang would pass on his most precious treasure to you.
This shows that Old Master Zhang has very high hopes for you,” said the old Master Huangfu, his tone getting sowhat solemn at the end.
Tangyu nodded.
The fact that Old Master Zhang had passed the Founder’s dal to him was indeed a great expectation and trust placed in him: “Grandfather Huangfu is too kind, I’ve just done things that I feel ought to be done.
I do what I like, and don’t do what I dislike; my starting point is actually that simple, not so noble.”
Old Master Huangfu waved his hand and said, “No matter what your starting point is, the fact that you’ve done this is very rare and valuable.
That’s why you stand out.
Honestly, young people nowadays are not like they used to be, too picky and too impetuous.
Tis have changed, maybe our old views should also change, but the current era lacks young people who can take responsibility.
In you, this old man sees a glimr of hope, a bit of hope for our Huaxia Country’s young generation.
If our Huaxia Country’s younger generation could have a few more young people like you, that would be great.”
Being praised like this, one after the other, the feeling was indeed quite good.
Old Master Huangfu was truly concerned for the nation and its people, thinking of the country’s future, and this mindset was truly admirable and respectable.
“Grandpa, if you keep praising him like this, you’re going to send him to heaven.
He’s already quite vain, don’t make him more vain,” Huangfu Jing couldn’t help but interject.
Tangyu almost choked on his spit, being vain?
That’s a sign of confidence.
n, after all, need to be a little vain.
If one doesn’t praise oneself, should one rather be self-pitying?
“Hehe, all right, let’s not talk about this anymore, don’t make the al so serious and solemn.
Tangyu, we invited you over for a al today mainly to thank you for saving our little Jing, and not just once, but twice.
We should have thanked you in person much earlier, but there wasn’t a good opportunity, so we took the chance today.
Also, since you were in the Capital City, I’ve been wanting to et you, and today I got my wish,” said Old Master Huangfu with a kind smile.
“It just so happened I was there, maybe that’s the destiny between Huangfu Jing and ,” said Tangyu.
“Haha that’s right, eting is a form of destiny,” said Old Master Huangfu.
Tangyu gave Huangfu Jing a aningful look, as if to say, “Did you hear that?
Your grandfather said we have a lot of destiny between us, so we should cherish this destiny.”
However, Huangfu Jing didn’t pay any attention to Tangyu, acting as if she saw nothing.
Old Master Huangfu continued to chat with Tangyu for a bit.
This old master was very talkative, and Huangfu Jing’s father had beco sowhat of a background figure, only occasionally interjecting a few words.
As for Huangfu Jing, she was basically silent, practically a bystander.
The conversation was harmonious, and Tangyu quickly beca on good terms with the two.
It wasn’t until a dignified middle-aged woman ca over that the harmony was interrupted, “It’s ti for dinner.
You must be Tangyu?”
“This is my mom,” Huangfu Jing introduced.
“Hello, Auntie, I’m Tangyu,” Tangyu greeted, realizing that Huangfu Jing’s mother had cooked the al herself, which ant he was in for a treat at noon.
“Let’s go, Tangyu, it’s ti to eat,” said Old Master Huangfu.
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