Who Told You to Become a Chess Saint in a Dating Sim?

Not only did the talented 9th-dan chess players have to go through the strange upgrading process of learning chess from a master after traveling through time, but the new chess players also had to shamelessly play the almost humiliating chess game of 4 pieces for the protagonist during the exam. Either the chess player's brain was eaten by zombies when he traveled through time, or the author's brain was eaten by zombies.

I originally wanted to take a look at ancient Go, but it turned out that it was an ancient game using modern Go rules, right?

The character of the male protagonist is particularly disgusting. I don't know what the author thinks. Will anyone like it if it is written like this?

Based on the comments in the comment area, the writing is smooth, which means that the narrative of the story is good, but the shortcomings are more obvious. First of all, I noticed that both readers who focus on the love line and those who focus on Go are dissatisfied with these two things. Those who focus on the love line think the love line is too little and too light, and those who focus on Go think that the plot is too old. And it is not in line with the reality of the protagonist. It should be a fun place, but it is not satisfactory. The audience is readers who have a certain interest in Go but don't know much about it, and also like to read ordinary daily love stories. Based on the shortcomings mentioned in the comment area, the suggestions are given. The first early problem is that the actions of the protagonist are completely inconsistent with his character setting. Genius chess players play against AI The professional ninth-dan player is obviously a talented player who is the benchmark for Ke Jie. However, in the early stage of Go, he behaves like an ordinary person. The classic character setting starts too high and the author cannot handle it. It is recommended to directly change the protagonist to a Go lover. After traveling through time, he strengthened his talent in Go. The second mid-term problem is the two core selling points of Go and love. The rhythm is not grasped well. Readers who watch Go feel that the content of Go is too watery and not interesting. Watch Readers who are in love dislike that love is too little and too plain. The typical author has many ideas but lacks actual ability. The suggestion is to choose one from Go and love as the core to strengthen around this point, and the other as an auxiliary to occasionally intersperse the content. The last and most critical issue is that readers have reported that the author's knowledge of Go is too shallow. If you really want to write this book well, please study the depth of Go knowledge.

It's okay, but it's not interesting and I have no sense of expectation.

Can you only write about high-end Go games and not the everyday ones? I really can't stand it anymore. It's too toxic.

It's good to read a romance novel because I don't understand Go ()

It's great to watch, even a person with no background in Go enjoys it.

After reading more than 100 chapters, I feel that the author's ideas are not clear, and the writing is in the direction of love. Moreover, the love part is still scratching the surface, and the chess master part is basically divided. There is no pretentious plot to challenge the major chess players, nor is there any talk of starting a sect. Even the two disciples he accepted are purely for the love line.

Not poisonous, but certainly a bit boring. 🎬 Plot: The title of the book clearly states that it is a love game, but there are not many female characters in the first ten chapters. Most of them are about how the protagonist plays chess. It feels like it is putting the cart before the horse. The background of the time-travel game in the beginning is not clear, and there is no plot foreshadowing. ✒️Writing: Very smooth.