The World Champion of Go from Great Bian Is Reborn as a Girl Aiming for Professional Rank

Go + yakuza, delicious! [Top post] Aside from the slightly awkward identity before time travel 🤔, I don't see any downsides.

It's delicious! I feel like the later parts don't have much to do with the "Big Bian" character anymore. It's just a typical dual-female lead style. Maybe the beginning is just a bit of a mess. There's not much knowledge about Go, so even if you don't know Go, you can still watch it. You can treat it as a typical urban romance.

The main character is so cute! She gets incredibly happy whenever someone compliments her, almost like a mischievous little devil. There are some abstract plot points in the story, which are kind of funny 😄 The book is still quite enjoyable 😳

Although I finished it in one go and still want to continue, I just didn't find the book very enjoyable to read. The beginning was quite jarring, mostly consisting of chess games and scenes of bravado and face-slapping. I don't understand Go, but I thought the author's descriptions of the games were quite detailed and not padded. It's just that I didn't appreciate so many face-slapping scenes. Those who like Go might want to give it a try.

Um, I've finished reading it, so let me share my thoughts. I hope the author can discuss this with me. (Just some random thoughts) I definitely liked the beginning of the Go-themed story. I abandoned it for a while, but came back today and finished the last few dozen chapters. I also found the author's own musings on the dual female leads' romantic relationship quite engaging, like that tip.

The only one on the entire internet to turn white + play Go is extremely rare, and the writing is also quite good and enjoyable.

Where can I find an author who can both play Go and write yuri light novels? Please update quickly! 👍🏻 However, Professor Bian's identity is difficult to maintain, and it seems less suitable than Tao Xuan's AI.

Keep it up, it's pretty good. It has a Japanese light novel feel to it, and lots of jokes, unlike those boring ones written by AI.

Saving on time: The protagonist's "reincarnation" at the beginning isn't a major flaw; it's more like a power-up for the main character, similar to how the Burning Mantra is unlocked at the start. In terms of overall quality, the pacing is fast (but within the normal range for Tomato), leaning towards slice-of-life, with a refreshing writing style.

Holy crap! This is an amazing new eunuch's account, a truly incredible rebirth!