It was very hard to answer this question.
Others perhaps couldn't even understand the question.
Tong Yan knew that Jing Jiu certainly understood the question.
He had read the Go playing records of the Four-Seas Banquet since he learned that Jing Jiu was to challenge him at the Plum Meeting.
Tong Yan had never paid this kind of attention to any other challenger, not even to those famous national level Go players.
His attention lied in the fact that Jing Jiu was a disciple of the Green Mountain Sect.
The disciples of the Green Mountain were usually not interested in zither, chess, calligraphy, and painting, quite different from the Center Sect; but anyone who had showed slight interest in these areas would demonstrate an amazing talent, like Nan Wang, the current Qingrong peak master.
The more important reason was that Jing Jiu was the personal disciple of the Immortal Jing Yang.
