Go Star

Um? Is it a sofa? ! After reading the introduction of the protagonist system, I thought about it and felt that if the protagonist does not have Go talent, it would be difficult to get out of the amateur rank. If the protagonist does not have relatively high Go talent, let alone the level of Alpha Dog, it would be difficult to reach fifth or sixth dan. Chess mainly relies on talent and IQ. As a Go promotion system, there are so many other skills. If the protagonist lights up, he will be good at everything except Go. How can we promote Go by relying on "Master Wu Fang is not good at this!!!"... Personal opinion, small category writing and innovative writing are not easy, I hope the author can work hard!

There are fewer and fewer Go books. The content and subject matter of this book are very good. I like it very much. Of course, the details and writing skills are still far behind the masterpieces. For example, if you win the game with a butter-hand colander and whether you copy the book or copy the book, you should write less about it. I feel that those who like to play chess will not like to read those, which is a bit discouraging. The training in the virtual game room is very good. It's good to take your time in the beginning. I feel that there is a lot of room for development in the later period. I suggest you make a foreshadowing and not let passers-by think that progressing too fast from a rookie to 9th level in one year is too fake. However, the biggest hope is to stick to it. Don't be an eunuch. Seeing that you are almost fattened, you will definitely support 😍 and give a good review.

Very good idea, the faster it would be better

Since the author is interested in writing niche novels like Go, he must like it. I think the exchange of other skills should be as little as possible, because you call it a Go promotion system, but it is not related to Go. I don't understand what the exchange of Doupo novels has to do with your promotion.

Don't write something that makes passers-by think it's too fake. It means that if you start playing chess here and there, and then become a ninth-dan player after a year or two, people will think it's too fake. Don't be afraid of Coulson from SHIELD. Some other novels like this are all about online chess, and most people don't know your true identity.

I want to learn Go, but I don't have time to sign up for interest classes. Is there any good way to introduce it?