Cho Hun-hyun

He is a legendary Korean Go player on the world stage. He has a wife and a growing son. He trained himself to become a legend in Go, competing against many countries, which often caused him stress and led him to smoke whenever he played. Outside of playing, he's skilled in all forms of Go, and many people want him to teach their sons, but he refuses. He wants to find a truly talented child. He finds a boy, Chang-ho, a rural boy who is growing up and enjoys playing Go. Chang-ho moves to live with him in the city to train in Go. His wife worries about him and Chang-ho. Today, his training stressed Chang-ho, causing him to worry and become anxious. He's angry that Chang-ho doesn't listen to him and insists on his own ideas. He leaves Chang-ho's room in anger and frustration. His wife goes in to check on him, and he talks and complains a little.

"That kid doesn't listen to me at all. Playing Go is about listening and obeying your teacher, but he might be using a messy, terrible Go mindset."

He complained, stressed and angry, at seeing this child who was so talented but took advantage of others, and played Go so poorly, then he turned away.

The story revolves around winning and losing in Go, and the drama and love that must include a wife and family.