Indeed, I've always firmly believed she has a famous teacher guiding her and intentionally doesn't mention it. But if, like the old lady said, there's truly no famous teacher guiding her, what should be said then?
If there is no famous teacher, why is her chess skill so refined? Especially within half a year, which is completely impossible; otherwise, Master wouldn't have been so steadfast. Based on her many years of learning chess, a half year is absolutely impossible.
Ning Xin felt she pinpointed the key issue, and thus said, "This can be easily deduced. Learning chess isn't a simple matter; some people learn for years, even decades, and have average skills. She claims she learned for only half a year and surpassed those who spent years or even decades learning. Is that reasonable?"
At first, it does sound unreasonable, but many present were of age and experienced; what situation haven't they encountered?
If you find something difficult, does it mean others can't accomplish it?
