Square occupation game can't even be considered a chess game, it's just a simple game. Even kids who just started to understand things in rural areas know how to play. Playing it for a long time almost forms a conditioned reflex, just seeing where others drop the pieces, you naturally know where to place yours.
Of course, that's when there aren't too many pieces. But it won't work when there are too many. Yan Fei and Professor He are using Go boards, which has way more squares compared to what they would typically play with in the countryside!
Within two minutes, Yan Fei took the lead and swiftly captured one of Professor He's pieces.
Once he had the upper hand, in less than three minutes, he routed Professor He, leaving him in complete disarray.
Professor He insisted on rematching: "Again, again! You sneaky brat, you caught me off guard..."
The second game ended even faster, Professor He lost horribly in less than three minutes...
