What I'm trying to say by bringing up Giri vs Xiong is that it was an obvious draw at that level. In fact, it was an obvious draw at typical master level (forget about whether. G, I, F or even C or N master level). What did Giri willingly do? Play unnecessary moves and then agree to a draw a couple of moves before it was going to be called anyway.
That's bad manners, right there, in OTB chess, at GM level, in an official tournament. The same crappy attitude.
Bruh listen , I am not being rude but I don't think so you have the ability yet to evaluate the games of super GMs and tell that a position was certainly draw and the moves made further were unnecessary.
Listen, bruh. I did not come up with that. The game was commented on by several GMs, IMs and even FMs to the same conclusion.
You suck it up and try and figure it out