
Who Learns Go If They’re Not a Genius?
不是天才谁学围棋啊
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- Ongoing
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- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Sporting Events
- Updated
- 3d ago
- Source
- Qidian
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The protagonist is an SB who insists on waiting for a problem that can be solved by calling the police. He commits fraud and gathers people to gamble, and sends the other party to step on the sewing machine.
Why did the author combine Go and chess gambling, or gambling? They are completely different, right?
The characters are fictional. There is no sense of immersion in the pure fiction, but I also wrote a stone Buddha. I don't know if there are real people behind it.
The dialogue feels a bit strange, is it too literary or two-dimensional? Anyway, he looks like a fake. Also, maybe I'm used to watching games with cheats, but the protagonist looks weird without any cheats, and doesn't have that satisfying feeling of running over someone directly. There is also the protagonist who keeps repeating "I was a financial master in my previous life, I was a financial master in my previous life" and "the monsters and ghosts are leaving soon" 🙂 is a bit awkward. There is also the white chess record library. I don't understand chess and I don't understand electronic programs, but it feels a bit illogical. A financial master used a broken computer in an Internet cafe in the 1990s to build a low-end chess record database. Is this reasonable?😐
Very good
Sometimes you can also display pictures of changes in chess records. However, I still hope that the author will solve the problem of his father playing chess as soon as possible, but judging from the progress of the author and the fact that he has now invited the protagonist to practice chess, it should not be far away.
The protagonist's teacher is so disgusting. He imposes his will on an 8-year-old child. The protagonist is completely PUAed and yet he is willing to do so.
If the protagonist didn't have an invincible AI, not many people would watch it.
Although the writing is very good, it really captures the feeling of a talented young chess player. Please continue to work hard!
Big cheers for the author
The book has been pinned to the top, so please go to the author! Looking forward to future developments! After all, Go is a niche game, and every book you play will provide you with spiritual food. Basically, I am reading some of the ones on the market. Most of them are AI-driven plug-ins, which are basically invincible. However, it is difficult to read the invincible text for a long time. The current growth and upgrade of the protagonist, and the unfolding of new maps are really interesting! Looking forward to it!
This strict Wenjin is Chao Jin