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Books by 狐狸知鱼
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The Go Saint Returns: AlphaGo’s Adventures in Another World 棋圣归来：阿尔法狗异界纵横录
Chen Yi, a national team player and professional ninth-dan Go master in his previous life, had earned countless honors and was hailed by the world as the greatest Go player of his era. The arrival of AlphaGo shattered his faith in the game. As more and more Go players memorized AI game records and neglected their own growth, he declared that Go was dead. By a twist of fate, he transmigrated to Tianyuan Realm, a world that revered Go and had never experienced the shock of AI. The corners of his m
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Go: From the Start, the Ninth-Dan Prodigy Beauty Asks Me for Coaching 围棋：开局职业九段校花求我指导
Lin Yi, a professional Go player ranked ninth dan, transmigrated to a parallel world where Go held an exalted status, but AI Go had yet to develop. Armed with memories from his previous life and AlphaGo's game records, he crushed every opponent in school Go tournaments. From team tryouts to national competitions, from amateur events to the professional circuit, he conquered the world with skills far ahead of their time, winning the favor of a cool, aloof campus beauty, a lively junior student, a
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Reborn in Douluo: Tang San’s Book of Fated Matches 重生斗罗：唐三之姻缘图录
Returning to Douluo with the memories of a God King and maxed-out skills as a lady-killer, Tang San grinned. Becoming a god in this life? That wasn't enough. He was going to become a lover extraordinaire. Xiao Wu was an innocent, lively little sister; Ning Rongrong was a proud young lady waiting to be tamed; Zhu Zhuqing was a sexy catgirl, cold on the outside and warm within... Even the lofty Pope Bibi Dong and the angelic goddess Qian Renxue were merely prey he had claimed in advance. “Good big
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Featherblade: My Racket Has a Flirty Side 羽刃：我的球拍会撩人
Reborn, Lin Ran returns to the high school badminton gym. Once cast aside by the national youth team, all he wants in this life is to make up for his regrets, quietly play some badminton, and, while he’s at it, cure his “toxic masculinity.” Under the spotlight at the national championships, a reporter asks what drives him to win the title. Lin Ran looks toward the striking figure in the stands who can’t seem to get along with him, then wipes away his sweat. “You might not believe me, but I want
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