God replied.

This is impossible, just a folk story or joke. In the Ming Dynasty, the rules of ancient Weiqi were clear and basically the same as those of modern times. If you put the word "Long live" on the chessboard, it can't be a draw, because none of the chess is alive! The basic requirement of active chess in Go is to have two independent "real eyes", that is, two separate and independent cross squares, or a large enough cross square space. Long live is just a bunch of straight lines on the chessboard, it's a dead chess. In addition, even if Li Shishi, Ke Jie, 10, it is impossible. One more thing, Xu Da's level is not high, which may be very good at that time, but studying his chess score shows that his strength is the top amateur or has just entered the professional level.

I hope you are satisfied, thank you!