Go: I Never Forget a Move, and I Can Go Toe-to-Toe with AI

Let me explain first that this nickname of mine is from a long time ago (about ten years ago, back when I didn't even know there was a person named Zhan Ying). Finally, to borrow a comment from a fellow reader, I've already scouted the future War Elder in the past, but I'm not secretly in love with him.

We need to have our own aliens in Go.

I haven't read the book yet, but I just want to ask about the title. A photographic memory is impressive, but what does it have to do with playing Go? Go relies on calculation power, right?

The idea that photographic memory reigns supreme in the world of Go is an insult to the game.

I've been conceiving this book for a long time, and I'm determined to write it well! Stay tuned!

It would be a waste to have such talent and not study geometry 🤫.

The story has been writing strangely lately. Why is it all about the war eagle? Where's the main character? Is all this focus on the war eagle a setup for a romance between the main character and the war eagle later on? Or is this novel supposed to have two main characters? 🤔

🥵 Did the author do this before the book was published because they wanted more readers?

No two Go games are ever played the same way twice, so why does memorizing game records make someone so skilled? I really don't understand.

I remember reading a novel about ten years ago where the protagonist had brain cancer, but the cancer cells transformed into a second corpus callosum, making his brain function like the brains of two hundred people. He battled against AI using the computing power of "two hundred brains thinking simultaneously."