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The season follows a daughter's attempt to enter professional shogi while confronting family abandonment, institutional exclusion, social expectations, and concealed history.
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The story begins with a shogi player's obsession and abandonment of his family. Years later, his daughter's reaction to his success creates the central conflict.
The daughter is falsely accused of robbery and arrested. A half-brother offers assistance, but only under a stated condition.
After losing an amateur tournament, the daughter begins training under a mentor. Their experiences expose fear, sacrifice, and a tragic connection to shogi.
The daughter encounters social pressure surrounding women and shogi. The mentor challenges the association's refusal to repeal her ban and seeks help from a former president.
A tabloid scandal reaches the shogi association, where the successful player publicly identifies the daughter as his child. The admission test and a recovered manuscript bring the season to its most consequential revelations.
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