Tokyo: You Have Hikaru No Go, I Have AlphaGo

It looks good. It feels like watching Go Boy cartoons when I was a kid. Although I can't understand it, it just feels good. I feel that the author's writing style is also very good.

AI has really had a huge impact on Go. Although it is not as blooming as before, the development is indeed real.

I like the subject matter very much. The author writes very interestingly. He has an understanding of Go and has done his homework. The article is not brainless, but the heroine's appearance is a bit abrupt. There are only a few chapters to foreshadow it. The author's recent data is not good? 🥺It's not going to end, it's not going to be unfinished, ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh

Objectively speaking, it's pretty good. I generally have a high tolerance for Go novels. Although some of the plots in this book are a bit parody, I've seen similar scenes before, and the emotional scenes are a bit stiff, these minor issues are innocuous. The normal score should be around 7 to 8. The current score is on the low side, and the review is impressive. Come on [Like]

Although I don't understand Go, I think the plot is very interesting [laughing][laughing]

Why is it one chapter a day?

OK, there is a heroine, um, yes, there is a heroine, um, yes

It was a pleasure to watch, the progress was well controlled, and the character of the protagonist was very real. I am looking forward to the subsequent plot. The only thing I don't like is that there are two supporting characters and the plot is a bit vulgar

Although I don't understand Go, it's still very interesting to watch if you have a chess spirit. I don't know if the protagonist is a professional chess player, but you can tell that the protagonist has a wet heart and wants to express something at every turn.

A heroine suddenly appears? Isn't it a little late? I feel like it won't affect the protagonist's chess play.