Who Is Still Playing Go After Being Reborn?

It is very well written and can be read by people who know and do not know Go. The language and plot are very smooth and almost non-toxic. The author is very attentive and has many pictures. In short, it is beautiful! The first part is really good, but after returning to the national team after 200 chapters, the writing is very annoying. The plot is obviously unnecessary, but the author really likes to disgust people and make them speechless.

It's beautiful. It has a sense of age. I'm also attracted by the friendly hometown dialect. I look forward to updating it soon. The story has ups and downs and the characters are lifelike. The journey to Japan for the competition was very exciting and majestic. In the age of brainless online articles, authors can break away from the mundane world and use Go, one of the niche Chinese quintessences, to tell stories, pass on traditional Chinese culture, and let more friends know and understand Go.

It's super exciting, refreshing without being too exaggerated, and has the potential to be a big hit. Please keep updating the author [please update]

The author's writing is pretty good and the rhythm is smooth. I also like the story very much. I don't know why the rating is so low. Although the chess game is a bit incomprehensible, I like other parts. After all, the author has really put a lot of effort into it and the characters are very fleshed out. I also think the author's idea of ​​handling each chess game part is very good. He uses the comments of other professional chess players to help us understand the chess game.

It is a refreshing article with a lot of professional knowledge. It also writes about the trivial matters of life of family and friends in a touching and meaningful way. Even though the ending is a bit hasty, it was finished without going too far. I also learned a little bit about Go-related knowledge. Thank you.

Good-looking, one of the best Go novels. Come on

The author should be a senior person in the Go world. He has profound professional knowledge of Go. He has a lot of tidbits and anecdotes at his fingertips and the characters are accurately portrayed. It is an interesting long scroll of the world Go world at that time.

It's a very interesting book about Go, and people who don't know Go can also read it with gusto. The fireworks in the market, between black and white, chess is like life.

The writing is lively and lively, and I feel that the author knows how to cook and eat. Reading the article can be regarded as reading the person who wrote it. I feel that the author is thoughtful and considerate. He also knows some Go, knows the knowledge in the Go circle, and can describe the characters carefully. Even people who have no basic knowledge of Go [such as me] are very happy to read it, and even learned the special terms xn for Go. As you can see, the update frequency is not slow. At least once a day, two updates are common, and quite rare in Tomato. Final ps: Well. Really. I can use this account to give rating gifts🎁 The author's garbled account before was emmm [Anxiang jpg] He said that it might be a little late to give ratings the next day. W make up now

Not bad, not bad, even a person like me who doesn't know Go can enjoy watching it.

I don't know anything about chess, but I was very interested in watching it, and I took it with me emotionally [I learned it] Logically speaking, the overall logic is smooth, and there is nothing particularly shocking [Thinking] How much common sense can I learn about chess? As a layman, I won't be able to understand it [laughs and cries]

It's really well written. It's rare to see a book with Go as its core. Please add comments later! I'm going to read a book first [laughing] Young national player, the black and white world of Go. A reborn person returns to his childhood and talks hand in hand with many great powers. Quoting the title of a book written by Mr. Cho Nam-chul of the Korean Chess Academy as an annotation, "A Thousand Differences Have a Path." A very good-looking article about the age of rebirth, a daily article, without any mindless and exciting content. Plain and simple is the truth. Just like the stories happening around us, it can also evoke memories of Go fans!

It's quite good-looking, and quite friendly to people like me who don't know much about it (although the segmentation seems a bit too generous and not divided very much (but there is no problem with listening to the book [smirk]))

Well written. It restores the glory of Go craze back then. It can be seen that the author is an old Chengdu man. The description of the 1980s made me deeply moved as a fellow Chengdu native.

What can I say about the writing of this book? Personally, I feel it is better than the one in the Legend of Go. That book is about Shi Xiangxia adding dog moves to defeat the big and small Li. It is a bit satisfying. There are some similarities. Could it be a vest?

I believe that anyone who likes Go Soul will like this book. Of course, the content of this book has nothing to do with Go Soul, but it is also a story about a boy who has experienced the era of AI Go and returned to the 1980s, growing up again and establishing a world in the chess world. It's very exciting, I hope the author can keep writing, it's not enough!

Overall comment: This is a book that reads everything in the world until it becomes golden. First of all, it is very professional, partially illustrated, and the popular science is very good. Even a Go novice like me can understand it and feel comfortable. Secondly, the portrayal of several characters is also very vivid, such as the free and easy Nie Qisheng, the individual Ma Xiaochun, the stern but tender Chen Zhude, the protagonist Wang Yu's attitude towards them, and the warm little things in daily life are all very enjoyable and can be carefully appreciated. The most important thing is the love for Go that penetrates the back of the paper, the art of dancing together in a game of chess, and the care for the younger generations from the seniors who spare no effort. In terms of writing style, it is not popular at the moment. The large paragraphs and slightly rigorous text all have a sense of the vicissitudes of time. The author takes us, following Wang Yu, to see the different scenery of the Chinese, Japanese and Korean chess circles. From the perspective of new era AI, we can appreciate the shining styles of different chess players, and from the perspective of a young man, we can record the changes of the times. The author quietly integrates his own evaluation into the narrative, as if our lives have also become thicker. Finally, the most important plus point is the author's wisdom in life. The author seems to be writing about Go, but in fact he writes "What would I do if I had to do it again and face...?", Giving the answer that he has spent all his time in the protagonist Wang Yu's growth choices. This can provide a reference for everyone's growth. After reading this book, I felt like I was in another world, and I had the confidence to face life calmly. Go is really the way of life. The author deliberately did not write Wang Yu's life completely, and also retained some shortcomings (poisonous points). This is also the author's conception: life is to have the attitude of "doing your best" and accepting the reality of "listening to fate". This is a real novel. At first glance, it looks like a simple and plain work. It is very traditional and old-fashioned, but it can truly inspire people and tell people truth in entertainment. After going through the storm, you have to dig out all the yellow sand to find the gold.

The first part is so-so, but it gets better and better once you get into the mood. Among Go novels, this book is the best, bar none!

It's good to read. Although I don't play Go and can't understand it, I can feel that this book is still very well written [Like]

Very nice Go novel I never thought of this kind of novel before

This is the first Go-themed novel I've read. Although I don't understand Go, it doesn't stop me from watching the results of each game played by the male protagonist and having fun talking about it. Come on author. I hope this book will be no less than 2 million words, and at least a million words. Otherwise, 5 stars will become 4 stars. Beautiful professional chess players from China, Japan, Korea, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan can also appear one after another to play chess with the male protagonist. As for the hero's girlfriend, it doesn't matter whether the wife is one of them.

The author is unexpectedly professional and very stylish, and should be able to accommodate a kind of Go audience. As a novel, it has obvious advantages and disadvantages. The advantage lies in the professionalism of Go, but the disadvantage lies in the professionalism of literature. The fullness of the characters can also be improved. I gave it 10 points because the content about Go is very good and the author is very thoughtful. But overall, the literary fluency is actually pretty good, and the author's personal experience is very powerful.

So far it seems that the story is very solid. It is a very good novel about Go that I have read [Like][Like]

This is the first time I have seen this kind of Go novel with game scores and detailed explanations. It gives people a deep sense of immersion and reality. I personally like it very much! This is a great book!

The ending was a little rushed, and I didn't see the protagonist's fight with the new era. However, few people have heard of the legendary characters in the previous stories, so there is a lot of knowledge to make up for them. The protagonists either win or lose, and it is a very realistic novel. It's a pity that I don't play Go, otherwise I could have read more deeply.

This book is very well written. Even a non-chess player like me can read it with gusto. Five-star praise!

This is my first time reading a Go novel. It's quite interesting. The shortcoming is that the reborn protagonist is always impulsive and easily gets carried away. He doesn't calm down and lay the foundation in this life, so he relies entirely on the prophets in his previous life. .

It's good-looking and wonderfully written, especially the part about retiring from the national team is so relaxing. Let these people see how powerful Shi Buddha is.

Except for the age setting of the pig's feet which is too young, the words and deeds look a bit embarrassing (you can just turn a blind eye), the rest of the writing is very good. There are very few online articles about Go, but this is considered a high-quality work. Also, the accompanying pictures are a major feature, especially the accompanying chess records and some precious pictures of real events, which are not found in any other works, and are very good. I hope the author will add more actual combat scores in his works. Thank you teacher!

The writing is smooth and the plot is captivating. It is a rare good book about chess. It is easy to read even if you know a little about Go. The game of Go in that era was loved by everyone. It's just that the protagonist is too mature for his age, which is a bit inconsistent.