Today,
Zhan Ying's live broadcast was much livelier than usual.
It wasn't a big deal, really, just because Zhan Ying, the leading promoter in the Chess World, lost yesterday in his stream along with three Ninth Rank players—each of whom had won a world championship—against an anonymous online player.
The incident did not make waves outside of Go circles, but it captured the attention of those within.
Losing a game wasn't a big deal.
But when three Ninth Rank players were on rotation and all were defeated mid-game by one person, quite a few in the Chess World took notice.
On such a well-followed basis,
the well-connected Zhan Ying announced they invited today's leading figure in Hua Country Go, who could even be considered the world's number one, Ke Bao.
The heat in the live stream soared immediately.
The intention to invite Ke Bao was clear, making countless viewers anticipate eagerly.
[Quick, quick, quick! I can't wait! I want to watch a bloodbath!]
