"Tell him about our plans. ()" said a man with a blank face, he is the president of Kim Chang-hyuk's Go club, and he is also one of the initiators of this 'holy war' action (the South Korean side turned this online Go provocation and troublemaking into a holy war, thinking that it was to save face for the Korean Go community), although he is only an amateur chess player, he is still very prestigious in the Korean amateur Go community, and even in the Korean professional Go world, he also has a bit of a thin face.

"Okay." Kim Chang-hyuk nodded in response, and hurriedly typed a private message in Korean to Zhou Xiaochuan.

With the help of online translation, Zhou Xiaochuan communicated with Kim Chang-hyuk and others, and finally figured out the wishful thinking of these Koreans.

There are two main aspects of their method: on the one hand, they are trying their best to stop the top-ranked Chinese players, and on the other hand, they are convenient for Korean players to send points to Zhou Xiaochuan in a suicidal way to help him brush up the weekly points and win the championship with this kind of cheating!

After figuring out the intentions of Kim Chang-hyuk and other Koreans, Zhou Xiaochuan was stunned for a moment, and then scolded: "Damn, these guys are too shameless, right?" I actually want to use this despicable cheating method to win the championship! ”

"Brother Zhou, who are you scolding?" Because the bedroom door was not closed, Huang Xiaowan and Zhang Aijia walked in with a curious look after hearing his scolding.

Zhou Xiaochuan did not hide it, and concisely told the two women what happened in the online game of Go and the plans of Kim Changhyuk and other Koreans, and finally said: "You say, am I scolding right?" Aren't these Koreans despicable and shameless? ”

Zhang Aijia gritted her teeth and said: "You are right, these guys are really not things, they can't fight us head-on, and they actually think of some crooked ways to cheat!" Xiaochuan, hurry up, scold them to death for me! ”

Huang Xiaowan also made a suggestion: "Brother Zhou, or you will make these despicable plans of Koreans public, and let everyone condemn them together!" ”

After thinking about it for a moment, Zhou Xiaochuan suddenly laughed: "No, I want to promise them!" ”

"Promise them?" Zhang Aijia and Huang Xiaowan couldn't help but be stunned: "You shouldn't be crazy, right?" Actually want to help the Korean stick to win the weekly standings? ”

Faced with the questioning of the two women, Zhou Xiaochuan was not in a hurry, but couldn't stop laughing: "You said, after I won the weekly standings, these Koreans were suddenly told that the championship they worked so hard to get was a Chinese hour...... What will be the reaction? ”

"Needless to say? I'm definitely going to be......" Speaking of this, Zhang Aijia finally reacted, and laughed together: "Xiaochuan, you guy is really bad enough, you actually want to play Infernal Affairs with these Koreans!" ”

Huang Xiaowan also understood what he was doing, and said with a smile: "Brother Zhou, you are doing this, but you want to make this group of Koreans angry to death!" However, I support you! Angry at this group of shameless sticks Smecta! ”

Zhou Xiaochuan, who received support, no longer wasted time, and with the help of the translation website, he replied to Kim Chang-hyuk with righteous words: "For the dignity and glory of the Republic of Korea, I am willing to win the championship of the weekly standings!" So, come to me and give me points, the more the merrier, Smecta! ”

"This guy's grammar is a little weird......" Kim Chang-hyuk frowned slightly after seeing this sentence, but he didn't care too much, he just thought that the other party was too emotional, so something went wrong. Then he turned around and said to Li Dongzhe, the president of the Go club who was standing behind him, "President, he agreed!" ”

"This is an opportunity to become a national hero, and he is not expected to turn it down. Hmph, it's cheaper for him. Li Dongzhe muttered jealously, after all, this is an opportunity to become a national hero, no matter who he replaces, he will be envious and jealous. Immediately, he instructed the people around him: "Time is pressing, you give this kid points first, and I will go to the major Go forums to post, calling on all those who participate in the 'holy war' to give him points, and organize powerful elite chess players to block the Chinese players in the front, and be sure to send him to the throne of the weekly standings!" ”…,

"Good!" Everyone responded in unison, returned to their respective seats, and lined up one by one to ask Zhou Xiaochuan for a game to give away points.

At the same time, Lee Dong-chul also returned to his computer, logged on to several well-known Go forums in South Korea, and posted his plan.

Although this plan was opposed by some people, the majority were quite in favor of it. In their opinion, as long as they can make this 'holy war' gain something, as long as they can hit the arrogance of the Chinese Go community and save some face for the Korean Go community, even cheating is not a big deal.

"The Chinese like to cheat the most, and when we do this, we are just 'treating others the way they want to be treated.'"

"That's right, if it weren't for the Chinese tactics of crowds to knock down our compatriots in front, how could we cheat? So all this is the fault of the Chinese! ”

"Long live the Holy War! Long live the Republic of Korea! Hit the Chinese Smecta! ”

All of a sudden, posts like this have sprung up. In an instant, these posts posted by Li Dongzhe became the most popular posts in recent days, and those professional chess players and amateur chess players who responded to the call also began to follow the plan formulated by Li Dongzhe, while methodically giving Zhou Xiaochuan points, while actively blocking those Chinese players in front of the queue, clearing the obstacles for Zhou Xiaochuan to reach the championship......

These Korean players who were organized by Li Dongzhe to line up to give Zhou Xiaochuan points are all ranked high with more points, and after Zhou Xiaochuan accepted the application for the game and entered the chess game, they surrendered and admitted defeat after a few random moves, so as to give their points to Zhou Xiaochuan. Although it is said that the points given to Zhou Xiaochuan every time are not much, they can't stand this group of Korean players to send points one after another, so after a while, Zhou Xiaochuan's points that week are like riding a rocket, and they are soaring up!

At the same time, the Korean players who were responsible for blocking also had a fierce confrontation with the Chinese players in the top 12, although they won and lost each other, but they successfully dragged the Chinese players and stopped their points, so that Zhou Xiaochuan's ranking in the weekly standings also moved forward step by step, and soon rushed into the top ten.

When Zhou Xiaochuan was in the top 10, he didn't attract the attention of Chinese players, but after he squeezed into the top 10, he immediately became conspicuous. All of a sudden, the public chat channel and the online Go forum were all in a heated debate.

Most of the people were shouting, "What's going on? Where did this Korean come from? How did you suddenly squeeze into the top 10? No way! Gotta stop him! We're going to keep Koreans out of the top 10 in the weekly standings completely! They rushed to apply to Zhou Xiaochuan for the game, but Zhou Xiaochuan did not accept their challenge at all, and did not stop cooperating with those Korean players to swipe points for their account.

At this time, someone opened a new post in the forum, sent two screenshots and said: "No, I remember that this guy was still in the fifteenth place just now, why did he suddenly squeeze into the top ten?" Damn, his weekly points have soared by thousands in a short period of time! You see, this is the point map of the top 20 in the weekly standings that I intercepted an hour ago, at that time he was still ranked fifteenth, and his weekly points were only more than 4,000, but if you look at the screenshots of the top 10 in the weekly standings now, his points have soared to more than 6,000, and his ranking has also risen to eighth place! ”

As soon as this post appeared, it immediately caused an uproar in the forum, and for a while, all kinds of scolding posts emerged one after another:

"Cheat! This Korean is cheating! ”

"Damn, how did this guy brush up his points? Could it be that a bug in online Go has been discovered? Or what kind of hacking methods are used? "...," strongly requests that the account of this brush be blocked! ”

When everyone was indignant and angry, another technical analysis post appeared: "You pay attention to this guy's combat history, he actually played against dozens of people in the past half an hour!" Is this guy a youkai? Can you play dozens of games in just half an hour? And all of them won? If you look closely, the people who play against this guy are all wearing Korean IDs! If I'm not mistaken, these Koreans should be looking at the hopelessness of monopolizing the top 10 in the weekly standings, so they want to gather the strength of everyone, give the points to the same person, and 'brush' the champion of the weekly standings! ”

I have to say that there are really many talented people in the world of the Internet, and this technical analysis post is exactly the same as the truth. If Lee Dong-chul's group of Koreans saw it, they might suspect that there were spies and ghosts in their group!

It's true that the Koreans are cheating, but they don't use hackers and plug-ins, they just take advantage of the loopholes in the rules to brush up points, so it's really hard for the online Go officials to punish them. In fact, this kind of scoring has been done by Chinese players before, but not as outrageous and unscrupulous as the Koreans.

After figuring out the purpose and practice of the Koreans, someone immediately posted a suggestion: "Isn't it just to brush points?" If these Korean sticks can be brushed, why can't we? Let's go, brothers, let's go and give points to the Chinese players in the top 10, and in any case, let them overpower the Koreans, preferably to kick the Koreans out of the top 10 again! ”

This post received a lot of responses, and all of a sudden, Chinese players also began to brush up points.

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