In My Rebirth, I Just Want to Play Go

I🌿If you can lose chess as someone who has uploaded AI chess records, that would be really 🌿🥚

There is really no need to rush to be someone else's master. Chapter 24.25 Is embarrassing for me... Can't you tell the truth?

Very well written. It just feels a bit abrupt and far-fetched to have his identity removed by his senior sister while playing private chess.

I like the setting at the beginning, but in the past twenty or so chapters, I've basically skipped them after reading them for a minute.

How to say it? It seems a little too literary, too literate, giving people a feeling of being a little ethereal, too empty, and not too down-to-earth.

The outcome of Go is no longer customizable outside the court 🙂 The introduction of AI may not necessarily lead to defeating the Korean referees. If you win more, the rules set by South Korea will not require you to raise your hands when playing chess 😁

As an insider in the Go circle, you can reach the top 30 in the national amateur game, so you can still be considered a top six So how much do you think the top human chess skills have increased after the AI ​​era? I think before AI, the top player should be Ke Jie. In the years around 2016, I remember that he was called a demigod. The strongest after AI is naturally Xiao Shen. How many points do you think Xiao Shen would have gained if he were the strongest Xiao Shen against Ke Jie, the strongest before AI? Specifically, in the game, how many points did the layout increase? How many points did it increase in the middle game? How many eyes did the official rank rise? How much did the overall price increase?

I have to say that his technical skills are impeccable and his description of the game is very professional.

Both of these girls have such a sense of CP.

I actually touched the 9th level of Wild Fox. Writing Go novels is very helpful to mastering chess 🤭

The writing is really good, it really feels like watching the "Rebirth of the Go Dream" in the past.

@ @I have been playing Go for almost twenty years, and I am going to write a Go novel seriously. I hope everyone will like it. However, the traffic of unpopular categories is too low. I hope readers can help me. Thank you~

Well written, why is no one talking?

This is a fairy tale novel from a long, long time ago. I wrote a few chapters about Go at the beginning, but it immediately attracted me, who doesn't know how to play Go.

I don't know how to play Go, but I would like to know if all those who play chess are really martial arts fans who are in the second martial arts style?

I haven't read a Go novel for a long time. The last one I read was Seven Deaths and Eight Lives. I recommended this book because I had his book Starting Point on the bookshelf. Unfortunately, Seven Deaths and Eight Lives disappeared after the epidemic. I hope the author of this book will not be disturbed by readers and continue writing seriously. After all, there are too few niche books!

Just like the title, if you are a Go player, don't be too smart. After ten years of life-and-death problems and AI opening, it is equivalent to a future generation of amateurs going back in time to beat Nie Weiping, Ma Xiaochun, Chang Hao, and Wang Licheng. Even if you haven't determined that the protagonist was a professional chess player in his past life.

I missed Tom and Yicheng very much after watching it. Unknowingly, twenty years have passed. Now that the Internet has lost its charm, the Gasoline Club must have disappeared.

The first 100 chapters are great, but the writing in the later chapters is a bit awkward. What I don't understand is that the style of the first 100 chapters is clearly realistic, why did Mao become the Dragon King with a crooked mouth later? Overall it's pretty good.

I've watched about 1/4 of it, and to be honest, it's a bit empty. I like to be fake and empty, without the point. Although things have gotten better in the later catalogues, the protagonist's mentality, thoughts, and things he does are not good enough. The protagonist's love for Go is not reflected, at least it is not portrayed, and readers cannot feel it. There are only forced labels, such as pretending to be x, which is considered medium.