Auto Chess: the Name of China

It's good-looking [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly] How can I write something that doesn't look good [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]

This is the first chess piece I've put on my bookshelf, and it doesn't rub my brain against the ground. The setting of the homework chess pieces is also almost understandable, but there may be a few flaws in some places. It's not easy to code, so I give it five stars. (PS: Two chapters a day is too little, let's try four chapters a day [laughing crookedly] [Please update])

I can only say that after watching Tian Yi, it's not that good at this point.

Nice writing, keep it up

Worth a look. The Chinese Shinto style can also be developed.

Very well written, cheers

Not enough details, come on

It's ok but sometimes too fast paced

I feel like it's quite helpful in learning history, that's all. There is very little plot in the whole story, it's all about chess, so it's neither bloody nor funny, and the story is very to your liking.

I like it very much, it feels like a release of passion.

Not bad, keep it up

Well written and okay

Pretty good, just a little lacking

Very good, I hope I don't want a eunuch

It's relatively new, but there are a lot of typos.

Don't pounce on me. It's very interesting to watch.

Very good, this history interests me very much

The book is very good. It shouldn't be rated so low. Maybe there are too many third-person perspectives in the book.

It's my type, but I get promoted quickly.

A eunuch? Or what?