Go: I Play Yixing, One Move Decides the Fate of All!

The current protagonist is still just playing Go. If he has this kind of mentality, I don't think he can get 100% simulation of Go. I even think it's outrageous that he can get 50 just by looking similar. Yi Xing has a reverence for Go. Not only his words and deeds are similar, but he should at least have the same attitude towards Go. To put it bluntly, Yu Liang's attitude of not wanting to play Go for chess makes me think he is more like Yi Xing than the protagonist. Not to mention that losing two games will temper your mentality, but at least you can't be so careless about Go, right? Look again, it would be really outrageous if this is how you can really improve Yixing's performance. After all, reading without thinking is quite tiring. By the way, the author has always misspelled the word chess. It means chess.

I've been watching Fei Lu for a while, but I still want to say one thing: Are there any waiters who dare to mock customers if they are all here to make money? I have never met a front desk person who dared to ridicule guests.

Are moves the most powerful thing in Go? After reading a few chapters, I feel like the author doesn't know how to play chess at all.

Are updates so inconsistent?

After reading some novels about the spirit of chess, I still hope that there will be someone who becomes stronger through talent and hard work. Cheating still doesn't have the flavor of Go.

Even if the fusion is 5%, you can't play 20 songs. Wouldn't it be a loss if you have a margin? How did you write this? And the fusion is a chess victory.

Author, can you tell me how 19*19 can be considered to be **?

If he were an ancient man, he would be able to unite the world, right? Yixing Hui doesn't have any king background, so Xia Jibo randomly uses some big moves for Yixing, right?

Very well written, but updates are too slow

The author continues to update, please come on. . .