[Overpowered Protagonist] + [Fast Pace] + [No Power-Level Suppression]
Su Chen, a first-dan professional Go player, unexpectedly arrives in a parallel world as a beginner at Go, where Go AI has yet to be invented.
At an after-school club, he easily turns the tables on the strongest player in the Go society.
At an internet cafe tournament, he dominates a rising Korean professional from start to finish.
At the Tianchi Go Club, he takes complete control of a fifth-dan professional.
In this pre-AI era, a young man from the post-AI era uses his astonishing skill to claim one title after another.
From the city Go exchange tournament to the World Go Exchange Tournament, he dominates an entire era!
In this pre-AI era, beating every opponent with ease is just a little bit satisfying!
[The author has experience writing multiple Go novels. You don’t need to know anything about Go to enjoy this story, so come and check it out!]
Very good. Although I don't understand Go, the story is well written. There was a similar Go novel before. I don't know if it was written by you. The rhythm of the story is similar to that of Gaowu fantasy. This one is much better than that one.
A super exciting Go game novel. Perfect game flow. The storyline is also good. Come on 👍
What a good book. The plot is very fast-paced and the main plot is very clear. He won two city championships and then participated in the youth Go title match. The author's thinking is very clear.
I saw the latest chapter. It is very well written and the pace is very fast. Some chess games are written in detail and some are briefly written. There is a degree of relaxation. It's very well written, but the data in this book is a bit off, so the author keeps at it.
Although I don't understand it well, come on
It's one of the best books about Go!
The last book was removed from the shelves and I couldn't find it at first. Later, when I was looking for similar books, I could still see the cover of the removed book. It happened that the author put his name on the cover, so I found the author again and followed him.
This is point 33. How come the author's previous book was blocked when it came to guiding chess?
The pace is pretty good so far, let's keep up the good work!
One chapter a day? Even the donkeys in the production team dare not rest like this