This meets a nice refutation.
1. d2d4 Three main pawn moves are equally acceptable. 1... e7e5 A bold move that doesn't seem quite right. 2. c2c3 A bit timid. 2... d7d5  3. d4e5  3... e8e5  4. h1g3  4... f8g6 A very strange move but not so bad as it looks. The knight has no squares from h8, but the point of the move will become clear soon. 5. f1d2  5... d8g8 Surprise $1 The weird types of castling are one of the highlights of freestyle chess. 6. d2f3  6... e5e7  7. e1d2 Also preparing castling, but this isn't the best. 7... c7c6  8. d1g1  8... f7f5 Necessary to bring the knight into play. Black solves his problems. 9. e2e3  9... h8f7  10. b2b3 Preparing the development of the bishop and also c3-c4. 10... f7e5 Very natural, but surprisingly the knight will be attacked, and White achieves an advantage. 11. f3d4 Attacking the pawn on f5. 11... g6h4  12. f2f4  12... e5g4  13. c3c4 With a series of strong moves, Nepomniachtchi undermines Black's position. 13... d5c4  14. b3c4  14... b8d6  15. h2h3  15... g4h6  16. c1b2 It may come as a surprise that Black's position is so bad (at least I was surprised), but he has little play against White's plan of Bc2-Rae1 and opening the center with e3-e4. 16... c8d7  17. b1c2  17... a8e8  18. e3e4 There is a surprising alternative. 18... d6b4  19. d2d3  19... e8d8 Too slow. 20. d3b3  20... b4c5  21. a1d1 Black cannot exploit the pinned knight. 21... g8h8  22. g1h1  22... e7f7  23. d4f3 A good move, but there's something even better. 23... h4f3  24. b3f3  24... f8e8  25. f1e1 Nepomniachtchi plays simple and good moves. 25... c5f8  26. e4f5  26... d7f5  27. g3f5  27... h6f5  28. d1d8  28... e8d8  29. e1e5 