Tales of Chess Players

Be very careful, everyone!! This book has almost nothing to do with Go; it's all just cheesy, clichéd, and disgusting third-rate romance novel plots!!! A weak, incompetent, irresponsible male protagonist who fawns over women; a bunch of women who have undergone plastic surgery and resemble his first love; various misunderstandings; and an unwillingness to explain when misunderstandings arise…

I'm about to throw up. This is basically a simp's diary. I didn't see any chess games, but I'm stuffed with all the romance in this female-oriented novel.

I couldn't continue after chapter 55. Honestly, after reading books for decades, I still don't understand author tropes. Someone stole my work, and the male lead didn't say a word. It was such a weak ending, too much of a letdown.

What's the difference between what you wrote and what the Dragon King wrote? The Dragon King's story is about the love and hate of a wealthy family; yours is about the love and hate of playing chess. Hmm.

It's rare and difficult to write well about Go, a niche subject. It needs to be both engaging and technically accurate, and *The Legend of Go Players* achieves this. While the emotional storylines aren't perfect, the flaws don't detract from its overall quality, making it a worthwhile read.

It's a very well-written book, probably the best example of how Go-related novels combine Go with urban romance. Although it is a niche novel, it uses small details to reveal larger truths, with delicate writing, a reasonable plot, and a sense of arrogance and prejudice in the reader. Even after many years, it's still a book that deserves high praise.

The author's writing style is decent, but the train of thought is indeed quite disjointed, which might leave readers a bit confused.

Although I don't understand Go, I still understood it. It's quite well written, but it feels like there's a lot of talking. The author must have studied philosophy!

I remember the first book I read was called "I Was Born Lonely," I forget if it was in high school or college. Regardless of what others say, I really liked it.

I recited poetry in my youth.