What is the highest state of playing chess?

The "highest state" of chess is exactly the same as the "one of the gods" in the Soul of Chess, which implies the highest state of chess. I am a poor scholar, so I take the liberty to answer this question.

How can chess reach the highest level? In my opinion, although the changes in chess are all-encompassing, they are consistent. The so-called "sect" is a metaphysical law with universal traceability that dominates the rules of chess. If you grasp it, you can clearly distinguish the overall situation and eliminate the uncertainty in the chessboard.

However, the wisdom of human beings is extremely limited, and the exploration and excavation of "sects" is only scratching the boots. Even a master like Xu Yinchuan, it is estimated that he can only catch the fur of "Zong" and cannot capture the whole picture of "Zong".

In the highest state of mind, my view is different from traditional knowledge.

I don't agree with these familiar sentences, such as "friendship first, competition second" and "winning without arrogance, losing with grace". Those so-called "wise sayings" that advocate winning and losing beyond the box, but actually imply negative emotions, are not only not conducive to the in-depth excavation of chess rules, but become an excuse to deceive others when the level is stagnant.

You must be eager to win, and you must be afraid of failure, otherwise you will have no psychological motivation to improve your chess skills. Of course, this is not the ultimate goal-my goal is to make every game into a boutique, and strive to exert the highest efficiency in every move and style, and every move of my own can represent my strongest strength. I scoff at games that win less than anyone else, whether they win or not.