With My Own AI, I Teach Chess Masters How to Play Go

It comes with AI, ancient background, and I can still play stupid chess.

AI is useless against the Han chess master

Give Goldfinger and castrate. The starting point is this kind of literature that talks about growth, but is just afraid of collapse if it is not castrated.

Everyone is here to watch you play chess, not to see you engaging in political intrigues. Let me put it bluntly, the plots you wrote are just a bunch of stuff. Instead of wasting pen and ink words, why not write about chess properly? Wouldn't the plot even advance without the villain author?

The author knows more about Go than some of the fans on the site, but I think he still underestimates the skill. Two hundred moves of skill are enough to kill the opponent in the middle game, because the protagonist's opponents in the first 40 or 50 chapters (I have only seen this for now) are not top chess players. Most of them are young chess students, probably at the level of modern amateurs. When Jue Yi plays against a person of this strength, there is no deliberate concession, and he will win in the middle game to the point where he cannot take it back no matter how hard he takes it. Of course, for the sake of writing, the plot can continue to develop, which is also a reasonable setting.

The castrated version of Goldfinger would be boring.

This unique skill is a bit too weak. . . Under Ke Jie and the Star Formation, he was picked up by AI within 100 moves. You can't play 200 hands with your unique skill in the star array. It's not just random killing.

Alas, I ordered a chapter to speak. After seeing Chapter 69, I can accept that Goldfinger is not strong. Not being strong also has its advantages. Goldfinger has shortcomings that can be conveniently filled in by the protagonist's growth. But I really can't accept that Goldfinger is exposed as a "chess ghost" in front of others, which completely weakens the halo of the protagonist in the eyes of others. The people at the dojo in front said that I was already very uncomfortable when the protagonist, the chess demon, got pregnant, because I really guessed a certain fact. In the mystery, this was just like Audrey and the others' first time being pulled into the gray mist space and they found out that the Fool was a real person.

This Go AI seems to be different from what I see. Is it a castrated version of the castrated version?

No, buddy, your unique skills are a bit too good. If you say that ancient chess players have different cognitions from modern chess players, it would be fine if they still think they can play 0% of the modern chess games, so they will continue. Otherwise, what chess player can survive 200 moves without collapse? It's just a top modern chess player. Ye Wu is really a bit funny.

There's no point in suppressing the protagonist. The protagonist can be flirtatious or pretend, but he can't really be incompetent.

Zuokan deliberately made the protagonist underestimate the enemy and lose the chess game. It's too poisonous. It's better to lose to Cha Yuan. He insists on creating a lifelong enemy. It's too poisonous. He would rather win the celebrity title in the battle because he didn't get it because of an accident. It's better to lose now.

The protagonist revealed that he had a chess ghost to help him, and hoped that it would be revealed later that it was not his own ability that the protagonist was so awesome, and then the protagonist worked hard to become stronger, otherwise it would be too poisonous. The higher you stand, the more people pay attention to it. Your unique skills are no secret. If no one finds out, it would be too poisonous.

Another book about practicing Wing Chun on the Day of Destruction

Anyone who can read thirty chapters of this castrated Goldfinger novel is a genius.

The biggest flaw of this book is the limit of two hundred hands.

When playing chess in ancient times, you didn't wear a helmet.

AI plays chess based on probability calculations, so there are no chess moves! If you want to beat it, you can only have stronger computing power than him.

If you don't know Go, just ask if you don't understand. I read other Go novels that said the rules of Go in ancient times were different from those of today. So are the rules of Go in another world the same as today? If it's the same, there's nothing to say. If it is different, then how can AI still be useful? Isn't that equivalent to changing the underlying rules of AI? Of course, if the gold finger band is adaptable, that's not mentioned.

Teaching ancient people how to play chess, the first task, Prince Wu vs. Liu Qi, how to win this game

Brother author, why don't you give up this story and write about Li Xuanhao taking AI back to 18 and 20 years ago, Yang Dingxin, Ke Jie and Chen Yaoye, and how good the training method is to reverse the post-AI era, which is both passionate and flow-based.

Alas, after all, my hometown has been in business for a long time. The protagonist has nothing but chess. Difficult to do.

Re-enact the highlight moments of modern Go sage Wu Lao's life?

It's really well written. It's the best Go book I've ever read.

You actually play chess with your own AI? You can make more money by building artificial intelligence or anything else than playing chess.

The number of updates now is getting less and less. It feels like it takes several days to update just a few chapters.

Author boss, there is no heroine, or is it a single heroine? Please answer.

He's a bit like the Ghost King of Chess. I've liked him since I was a kid.

At that time, the situation of our country's chess players was that their layout was not as good as that of Japan's players, but they were stronger in the middle game. So I developed the Chinese flow, a quick layout. If you ignore me, I will surround you and make a big appearance. Either you break in and we fight.

It feels like the main plot is over, but there are still many subplots that can be written. For example, my daily life with my wife, how is the Weijia League going? This book is really creative and very interesting in the middle. Later on, I felt that the author was very tired and the writing became slower and slower. But I still like this book, keep it up.