
Chess Overlord
象棋霸主
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 932k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Sporting Events
- Updated
- 9y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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447Chapters
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Strive for 100 alliances, 2 fight for 3 hegemony as soon as possible
Strive for 100 alliances, 2 fight for 3 hegemony as soon as possible
[Comment] Already collected, please support the author.
🌹Although it is niche, it will still be popular if it is written wonderfully.
[Comment] Great book! Collected! Come on update!
Great book! Collected! Come on update!
[Review] Very good book
The vote has been cast for attention, and I hope the author will continue to work hard
[Comment] Why can this be turned into a simple article? . .
I feel that the role of chess in the article is not as big as imagined. It is completely valid to remove the chess element and replace it with other elements or something. For example, switch to the entertainment category and write articles to show off. This way more people will watch it. You are just ambiguously publishing urban novels. People who don't read chess will turn around and leave after reading the title and synopsis of the book. People who do read chess and can't stand the mindless plot of pretending to be a slap in the face will also leave. Nowadays, ambiguous stories are almost rotten, and shouldn't the main point of this kind of competitive sport be to make friends with opponents through chess and cherish each other? There should be not only individual competitions, but also team competitions such as elephant beetles. Reading the previous chapters, it sounds like he, a chess master, has few opponents in the world. After all, there are a few kings who are at their peak. Although chess masters can occasionally kill kings, they can't be written like this. The part about training opponents is okay, but I always feel that there were many other opponents in my previous life, so why pay special attention to this opponent who has no breakthrough in the future? I've read Chapter 18 so far. If the author told me that the following is not just about recruiting girls without thinking, I would continue to read on. . .