The Work of a Chess Master

A Go novel that is both professional and passionate. The protagonist's golden finger is... Magical. The setting of the system is quite interesting... The symbolic spirit is very magical. The story is still very interesting and suitable for those who are interested in the subject matter. This story takes place in Japan, a parallel world. Different from the real Japan, here, the Go industry is very developed, and professional Go players have extremely high status and wealth, and are very respected. At the same time, Go clubs and related competitions also play a very important role in schools, and the terms used in the competitions can even have the effect of being recommended. However... On some dark levels, there are also some ulterior motives and intentions triggered by Go, which can probably be regarded as the villain in this book. The protagonist of this book is somewhat systematic. In the initial stage of the story, the role of the protagonist's system is to determine the level of the problem in front of him and to embody the "symbolic spirit" of the player who is playing the game. Moreover, the system will also issue tasks to the protagonist, asking him to meet certain conditions, save certain people, complete certain challenges... Of course, it will also give the protagonist some appropriate rewards. In fact, as a system, it is not that extreme and can be considered a very ordinary system. But the protagonist is very impatient with the system constantly giving him tasks. He doesn't like the potential sense of compulsion and life threats, and he doesn't like the kind of dominated life. So he smashed the system panel. And so he gets the ultimate golden finger... Himself. In the setting of the story, the protagonist remembers that he was a very powerful chess player who once stood on top of the world. However, due to unknown reasons, he lost his memory of everything and only had fragmented memories based on certain scenes in life. But he retained the instinct of a chess player. He went from being a novice who knew nothing at the beginning of the story, making up for various rules and stereotypes, and finally grew into a person who can slay dragons with his own hands. His growth rate exceeded everyone's imagination, and he reached the top at a speed that is almost visible to the naked eye. Whether in competition or in reality, he took on his great tasks and achieved victory. As the system said, the protagonist is his biggest golden finger, and he can do whatever he wants in the field of Go. The author also writes about Go with great enthusiasm. The small climax at the end of the first volume is really very tense and exciting from the bottom of my heart. The author's writing skills are online and highly contagious. This book is really suitable for readers who are interested in Go or want to understand Go. Very interesting and suitable for those who are interested in the subject matter. This story takes place in Japan, a parallel world. Different from the real Japan, here, the Go industry is very developed, and professional Go players have extremely high status and wealth, and are very respected. At the same time, Go clubs and related competitions also play a very important role in schools, and the terms used in the competitions can even have the effect of being recommended. However... On some dark levels, there are also some ulterior motives and intentions triggered by Go, which can probably be regarded as the villain in this book. The protagonist of this book is somewhat systematic. In the initial stage of the story, the role of the protagonist's system is to determine the level of the problem in front of him and to embody the "symbolic spirit" of the player who is playing the game. Moreover, the system will also issue tasks to the protagonist, asking him to meet certain conditions, save certain people, complete certain challenges... Of course, it will also give the protagonist some appropriate rewards. In fact, as a system, it is not that extreme and can be considered a very ordinary system. But the protagonist is very impatient with the system constantly giving him tasks. He doesn't like the potential sense of compulsion and life threats, and he doesn't like the kind of dominated life. So he smashed the system panel. And so he gets the ultimate golden finger... Himself. In the setting of the story, the protagonist remembers that he was a very powerful chess player who once stood on top of the world. However, due to unknown reasons, he lost his memory of everything and only had fragmented memories based on certain scenes in life. But he retained the instinct of a chess player. He went from being a novice who knew nothing at the beginning of the story, making up for various rules and stereotypes, and finally grew into a person who can slay dragons with his own hands. His growth rate exceeded everyone's imagination, and he reached the top at a speed that is almost visible to the naked eye. Whether in competition or in reality, he took on his great tasks and achieved victory. As the system said, the protagonist is his biggest golden finger, and he can do whatever he wants in the field of Go. The author also writes about Go with great enthusiasm. The small climax at the end of the first volume is really very tense and exciting from the bottom of my heart. The author's writing skills are online and highly contagious. This book is really suitable for readers who are interested in Go or want to understand Go.

This is both playing chess and working.

I read that this book actually has nothing to do with Go. I simply think the plot inside is very good. I don't understand Go myself. But it doesn't stop me from liking this novel. Reading this novel, I feel like I am watching a hot-blooded drama. It is funny, passionate and friendly, but also has some warm feelings, including a big war and a warm time after the war. Use chess to remove spirits and save others. And I also think this novel deals with the relationship between men and women very well. It's not as crazy and ambiguous as other novels. Although the male protagonist has a somewhat ambiguous relationship with many girls. But it's more heartwarming and funny. On the contrary, this ambiguous relationship is not reflected, which I feel very good about. (Finally, these opinions are only my own. If you don't like them, don't comment)

It's obvious that this fucking bibo rumor is burning

Aren't you raising lolita? (◔◡◔). . That's what Japanese comics are like

If you don't understand, just ask, why is this book rated 9.9?

The language is smooth and humorous. Maybe it's because Go is too unpopular? Many people are put off by it. In fact, even those who don't know much about Go can understand the plot. It's not that complicated. Come on, author! !

I read this book in my second year of high school. Now that the college entrance examination is over, I have been having sex for free, so I might as well buy all the chapters to show my respect.

If there were more labels with single female protagonists, I would still check it out. I am still very interested in this subject.

Because it is an unpopular subject, those who read the cool articles and the vindictive ones will go away. Come on~~~ So the reviews of this book are pretty good so far, but it turns out that the Internet is weak. After becoming smarter and younger, there are still many normal people