The Way of Go Started by Japanese Students

Haven't watched it yet, playing for team 🇯🇵? Will you play the 🇨🇳 team in the future? Outrageous

The author set the background in Japan in 2008, which is a very interesting setting. It made me want to continue reading, and it also broke away from the sameness of other Go novels that use AI to reduce dimensionality. The current plot describes other students of the same generation pretty well, portraying the cruelty of the professional chess world, and other chess players are also quite memorable. In his previous life, the protagonist felt that he was a social veteran with poor chess skills. Once he was reborn with AI, he became a seeker, which was a bit confusing. In addition, I feel that Japanese chess players play a lot of slow chess in China, and they get dizzy when they count the seconds in international competitions. Wouldn't the protagonist look crooked here?

How should I put it, the writing style seems to be more retro, with various supporting characters in the second half of the story. Although the author gave Pig's Feet a break, he didn't want Pig's Feet to focus solely on the AI ​​path, which seemed a bit inconsistent. After all, the reality is that the AI ​​​​in the past two years has been able to make two of the top human chess players. Now it is a bit awkward to talk about a divine move or pursue the avenue of chess.

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It's boring. Go is very boring. There are very few people who really like Go. What I read about Go novels is the thrill of dimensionality reduction across the ages. But this book deliberately suppresses the protagonist, so I can't read it.

Author, why don't we put it on the cover? The writing is quite good. The lack of collection must be related to the lack of cover.

The latest two chapters are so fucking awkward. What you know is about preliminary training, but what don't you think is that the Japanese royal family chooses a concubine?

First of all, there is no doubt that this book is a good book. There are some minor flaws in the first few chapters. For example, the dialogue of AI, but it is limited to the length of one or two chapters. In the later period, the author consciously reduced the AI ​​dialogue to the point where it is almost invisible. This Go novel also uses a little more technical terminology than the previous Go novels I have read, but it hardly affects the reading of people who don't understand Go (I don't understand Go at all). Judging from the writing and wording, the author also has a certain degree of literary literacy, and is not a novice. It can undoubtedly be regarded as food and grass. As for whether it can be promoted to jelly grass, it depends on the author's follow-up discussion of the balance between the protagonist in Taiwan, China, and Japan. After all, the top level of competition will never avoid conflicts over national borders. Also, I don't know if the author will arrange a love line for the protagonist in the future, so I would like to give my personal advice. If the author is not good at writing emotional scenes, it is best not to use it. If the author is good at writing this, it can be the icing on the cake. But I suggest that the heroine should be more suitable for the public's aesthetics. Above, I will continue to add my thoughts after reading from time to time.

The boring description of the chess game and the seemingly neat and ancient volume title actually have nothing to do with the content and are a bit pretentious. The protagonist is like a mechanical and emotionless chess-playing machine, moving stiffly under the author's pen. The whole text has a sense of pedantry. However, given the lifeless Japanese Go scene, the author's writing seems to be unexpectedly consistent.

He died of poison in the first chapter. In what era are you still playing this kind of beginning? The title of the chapter is also, "I have no great destiny, I have a great disease"

I would like to give you a suggestion. Not all readers understand chess. If the author has time to read the chess chapter, he can post pictures of the chessboard in the corresponding parts, which will make readers feel better. Of course, you don't have to post all the chapters. Key parts, turning parts or the end can be used. There are few readers now, so you have to do it by yourself. If there are more people who read it, some readers who know chess will post it for you.

The writing is very good, and the style is unique among Go articles. It is not good to always write abstractly.

After reading the table of contents and chapter names, I have no desire to read it.

It's not like a novel, like animation, or a Japanese Go game. In fact, it's too late even for Japanese Go fans!

It's super good-looking. I also studied Go for two and a half years at our local children's club. I was only 9 years old at that time. It had a great impact on me. Although I started my career as a college student in Japan, I can basically understand it. Moreover, the atmosphere and understanding of the rules of Go are very good. I will definitely book it. I also hope that the author can add a little bit of youthful love. In this way, this book will be perfect.

Not attractive. This is the only evaluation. See Chapter 6. I don't want to read any more.

Very satisfied

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I haven't seen Jaguar and Zhan Lao appear yet, which is a pity 😭