The Han Dynasty's Go Saint
大汉棋圣
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 10d ago
- English
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400Chapters
42Monthly votes
10.5kRecommendations
31.1kFans
11 ch/weekPace
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Saves data: The protagonist is reborn in the AI era after winning the World Championship, and even has enhanced brainpower and computing power, making him a 50/50 match for Lee Chang-ho 🤣
Let me point out a theoretically satisfying aspect of this book that wasn't actually achieved.
Most Go novels in the same genre start with a young man pursuing his dreams, then become a hybrid of human and Go, achieving a technological breakthrough and dominating everything. However, the protagonist's setup is different. He's a world champion from the post-Go era, regardless of the specifics of this world championship title.
The world champion of the AI era, with his cheat codes and computing power, is going to be on par with Lee Chang-ho, right...?
It's too detailed, it slows down the pace. I suggest speeding up some parts.
1. I enjoy reading Go-related novels, but I don't actually understand Go. I just read them as lighthearted, entertaining stories. 2. Because of point 1, the author describes these 40 chapters in excessive detail, almost every single game from beginning to end, down to every single move. Perhaps those familiar with Go will find it exciting?
How did this book get into Sanjiang? 🤔
Selling dog meat under the guise of mutton
Why add the big man? Is he just trying to freeload here?
Just write a book, why insist on conveying your values?
Today, they've exposed their true colors and actually claim that labor arbitration is useful. It's laughable. Forget about labor arbitration; in the realm of civil law, don't you understand that whoever is the plaintiff suffers the loss? And don't feel bad about others having extraterritorial jurisdiction. The principle is that whoever consumes is powerful, and the consumer side can set the rules. We were the consumer that day, so we can also have extraterritorial jurisdiction.
The vast majority of readers don't play Go, but the author wants them to learn it.
No, if you're going to use AI, then use it. Why be so stubborn? What does that mean?
Is it related to the Han Dynasty, besides the protagonist's name?