Doctor: Picking Up Attributes in the Hospital-Chapter 377 - 341: Planning to View Houses?

PM.

Inside a restaurant.

In a private room, Zhao Heng looked at the several women in front of him chatting away enthusiastically. He couldn’t help but feel a bit helpless and picked up his phone.

Skillfully opening Bilibili, Zhao Heng discovered that the first place on the popularity list was none other than War Eagle.

When did a professional Go player become the number one on a video site’s livestream?

The world really is changing too fast.

You should know, previously, the highest-rated Go livestream was Jaguar, but it wasn’t as popular as War Eagle is now.

Just as Zhao Heng was watching the livestream on his phone, waiting for the food to arrive, Xu Man Ni glanced at his phone and suddenly smiled, saying, "You watch livestreams too?"

Xu Man Ni noticed that Zhao Heng was watching a slightly plump, rather average-looking woman with a big face, which she found a bit baffling. But thinking about it, she was confident in her own figure, appearance, and aura. With such a beautiful girlfriend, Zhao Heng really didn’t need to watch pretty female streamers flouncing around.

Besides, sometimes she felt that Zhao Heng was so engrossed in his work that he didn’t have many hobbies.

"What kind of stream is this? Comedy?"

After pausing, Xu Man Ni asked again.

"It’s a sort of Happy Go,"

Zhao Heng thought for a moment and said.

"Huh? There’s such a thing as Happy Go?"

Xu Man Ni was a bit surprised. Her impression of Go was people sitting quietly for an hour, sometimes even several hours for a game, which is a tremendous test of one’s concentration and mental power.

So, everyone’s impression of professional Go players was that they seemed calm and composed, strategizing effectively.

As for Happy Go, this was probably a first.

Go isn’t that a game requiring deep thinking?

It may be happy, but it’s probably not well-played either.

"At the end of the day, Go is also a game. Since it’s a game, it’s for recreation, just for fun."

Zhao Heng quoted the well-known nine-dan player Li Xiao.

Of course, while Go can be Happy Go, being a doctor and performing surgery absolutely can’t be Happy Surgery.

"True."

Xu Man Ni nodded; this statement was very honest.

Some things have been elevated too much, or have formed stereotypes, which is why they can’t be popularized.

The difference between high art and common entertainment has always existed, both in ancient times and now.

"I have an uncle at the National Chess Institute. Would you like me to introduce you? That way, you can go learn or play Go in your spare time."

After pausing, Xu Man Ni said to Zhao Heng again.

From what she understood of Zhao Heng, besides Go, he really wasn’t interested in much else.

On one hand, this was good; without extra distractions, he could focus better on his career. But on the other hand, besides work, a person should have some hobbies.

This is a very important form of adjustment.

You could say it’s about not putting all your eggs in one basket.

"The Chess Institute? Do you mean the city’s Chess Institute?"

Zhao Heng asked with some curiosity.

Xu Man Ni is a local of North City, so it’s not surprising she knows these people.

"It’s the National Chess Institute."

Xu Man Ni smiled and said.

Xu Man Ni is related to someone like Gao Jun of the second generation, and her uncle is even a director of the operating room, so her family does have some background.

Although she always says her family is from the demolitions, in reality, her parents are quite extraordinary. They achieved financial freedom back in the 1990s.

"With my level of skill, why would I need to go to the National Chess Institute to learn..."

Zhao Heng said.

The gap between professional and non-professional Go is quite extensive.

Because playing Go requires a very special talent: one needs a strong sequential logical thinking ability and a creative imagination, so very few people have a high talent for Go.

Basically, those who can become professional Go players are geniuses.

"You’re so smart, can’t you learn Go well?"

Hearing Zhao Heng’s words, Xu Man Ni said, a bit surprised.

In her view, Zhao Heng is already in the top tier of genius, and studying medicine is also incredibly challenging.

To become a good doctor, one needs a strong memory, logical thinking ability, and judgment, with an excellent mental state being the most important.

Honestly, if anyone has these top talents simultaneously, they could achieve great things, no matter what they do.

You could say these talents are basically universal.

"Reaching an amateur level 5 is certainly no problem, but to go professional, talent might still be needed."

Zhao Heng thought for a moment and said.

Of course, Go skills can be improved through practice, but to become a professional player, very high talent is still required.

Not to mention, anyone who becomes a professional Go player is probably a little genius with a ’Dragon Proudly Flying’ script in their local area.

"That aside, your talent as a doctor is absolutely top-notch, so it’s normal if you don’t have a talent for Go."

Xu Man Ni thought Zhao Heng regretted not having a talent for Go and comforted him.

"Man Ni, keep chatting with us too."

Seeing Xu Man Ni and Zhao Heng chatting continuously, Sun Li couldn’t help but smile and said.

Actually, the core of this table was Zhao Heng. Although everyone was playing with their phones, from time to time, they would look at Zhao Heng.