Go: How Can Dating Matter More Than a Title Match?

The writing in this book is a bit homely, and I like to write about novices pecking each other as if they were masters competing against each other. There are too many women, and there may be a harem. However, books with the title "No Romance" are basically about having a harem. Also, the protagonist has both joined the chess academy and is a student of No. 17 Middle School. Is this chess academy an extracurricular tutoring class? I have read a lot of Go books. The main character plays Go and basically bids farewell to campus life. However, the main character in the book is still a sophomore in high school and his grades are among the best. Does the author intend to write about campus love and Go?

No, why is your cover a book?

What's going on? It's really worth raising it if it's put on the shelves with Braille like this. The author who said 🐱 in the comment area is a little scared.

If you come in based on the subject matter, you will immediately be persuaded to leave when you see the introduction. If you don't complain, you already have an artificial intelligence, so doesn't it mean that I, who don't know anything about Go, can become a chess master? Let's blindly guess whether the author is female😅

It's hard to imagine something written by a human being

The author still has time to change the heroine, and the writing is very good, but as long as one heroine is left, for example, the elementary school girl Yu Nai, the other heroines can be downgraded to female supporting characters, and then these original heroines can be teamed up with other male supporting characters to form a CP, and a lot of plots can be expanded. Group portraits are also very popular. After all, you are a small author who wants to make money. The market for multiple female protagonists is not as big as the market for single female protagonists. I hope the author will consider it carefully.

If you don't want to write, you don't have to write. Just get rid of it from my bookshelf.

Is the protagonist an AI or should he play chess by himself? Let the AI play chess. Is there any need to compete? It will let you win directly. If you want to connect to the Shurima network, it shouldn't be this way. It feels like the protagonist needs to know chess, so just be a ruthless AI machine. That one is so awesome. When you look at the rank, it's amateur. It's at the beginning of a professional rank at most I really can move up to rank quickly.

I have read several Go novels and this one is the strangest. The people standing at the top of the chess world are all young and beautiful women. I suspect that it is a female author.

Competitions like Go, once there are cheats, have lost their essential meaning.