Once the reader spots the tsuke-koshi tesuji of , reading out the rest is very easy. Of course, for those who never seen such a move before, then
would not be very obvious. Note that unlike the usual tsuke-koshi play, this tsuke-koshi of
is not followed by a cut.
If plays below
, then
connects the
stone back and threatens to cut at
. When
connects,
destroys the eye on the edge.