Reborn in 1985: The Young Trailblazer
重生1985之少年领航
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Other names
- Now That I'm Reborn, Who'd Still Play Go?都重生了谁还下围棋啊Alternate title on Fanqie
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Looking for something like "Black (The Unorthodox Divine Bureau)". P.S. Please don't recommend books that mention depression, or anything about astrology. No psychology books that tear people apart, thanks. When recommending books, just share the ones you personally like. New authors welcome.
Nothing on the Recommendation Lists Appeals to Me. Quickly Give Me Your Favorite Highly Rated Books!
I just want books in the categories listed below!
Urban Superpower Novels with a Cool, Aloof Protagonist. Absolutely No Smirking or Goofing Around!
Stories Closely Based on Real Life or Personal Experiences
Are there any novels with really good prose that are almost exactly like real life?
Urban Setting, Financial Freedom, Somewhat Down-to-Earth, No Naive Protagonist, No Harem
No forced showing off just to slap people in the face,
Male-Oriented Fiction on Women’s Bookshelves
After reading so many novels, I'm starting to find them boring. On a whim, I went digging around the male-oriented section and actually found a few good ones.
Great Reborn Male-Oriented Stories
I've suddenly gotten back into rebirth stories, but most of the recommendations I've seen are female-oriented. Please recommend some male-oriented rebirth novels.
Looking for Really Great Everyday Urban Fiction
Any Novels About Everyday Urban Life That Feel Close to Reality?
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Looking for an Unconventional Historical-Era Story
I'm tired of stories that are either about the black market or people watching the drama unfold.
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Please Recommend Some Sweet Stories, All You Liu Yifeis!!!
Novels Where the Protagonist Transmigrates into Hikaru No Go
A protagonist who can go toe-to-toe with Chu Ying! I’m writing a blood oath on my knees, begging for novels like this.
Any Novels About Go? Any Genre Is Fine, Please Recommend Some
Novels About Finance and the Stock Market
Stories About Competitive Skills Like Go, Any Genre
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Reborn in the City in the 1990s
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I'm in a Reading Slump and Can't Get into Anything!!!
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Any Stories About Go Players?
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It's very well written, suitable for both those who know about Go and those who don't. The language and plot flow very smoothly, with almost no flaws. The author has put a lot of effort into it, with plenty of illustrations. In short, it's a great read! The beginning was really good, but after chapter 200, when he returned to the national team, it became very frustrating. The author insisted on making the story disgusting, even though there were unnecessary plot points. Speechless.
It's beautiful, with a strong sense of nostalgia, and I'm also drawn in by the familiar local dialect. I can't wait for the next update! The story is full of twists and turns, the characters are vividly portrayed, and the part about the competition in Japan is thrilling and naturally magnificent.
Super exciting! It's thrilling without being overly exaggerated, and has the potential to become a huge hit. Author, keep up the good work with updates! [Requesting more updates!]
The author's writing is quite good, the pacing is smooth, and I really like the story. I don't know why the rating is so low. Although I don't quite understand the chess game, I like the other parts. After all, the author has put in a lot of effort, and the characters are very well-developed. I also think the author's approach to each part of the game is excellent, using the evaluations of other professional chess players to help us understand the game.
It's a very informative and enjoyable read, and the everyday life of family and friends is also portrayed with warmth and affection. The only downside is that the ending felt rushed and didn't have much transition. I also learned a bit about Go, so thank you.
The author must be a senior figure in the Go world, with profound professional knowledge of Go, and can readily draw on anecdotes and interesting stories. The character portrayals are precise and accurate, making it an interesting and vivid depiction of the world Go community of that era.
Excellent! One of the best Go-related novels ever. Keep it up!
This is a very enjoyable book about Go; even those who don't know Go can find it fascinating. It depicts the everyday life of ordinary people, the interplay of black and white stones, and how Go reflects life itself.
The writing is vivid and lively; it feels like the author can cook and eat well. Reading the article is like reading the writer. The author seems to have put a lot of effort into research, knows a bit about Go, and is knowledgeable about the Go community. They meticulously describe the characters, making it enjoyable even for those with little Go experience (like myself).
Not bad, not bad, even I, who know nothing about Go, found it very interesting to watch.