Reborn with a Dream of Go

My uncle, who hates Go the most in his life, thinks he is a master of pretending. It's normal for you to take a long test in the middle or at the end of the game. Before you play the first piece at the beginning, you should be pretending to be crazy and thinking about it for more than ten minutes. What else can you do if you're not pretending to be X? How to start temporarily? The problem is that the more so-called masters play, the more they pretend to be X. If the first ten moves can last an hour, does it have any practical significance other than disgusting the audience? If you want to deduce the next changes in your mind, it would be weird to deduce the ten moves of chess from both sides, right? He said that it was better to watch the national chess game to get more excited. One time he watched Hu Pao Wang versus Xu Yinchuan. In three consecutive sets, the first dozen or so steps were taken without thinking. Later, when the duel began to be played, the thinking process started. This is in line with reality and objectivity. No matter what kind of chess it is, how to start and how to deal with the first dozen or so moves has almost become a fixed formula. Just play it with your eyes closed. Why are you pretending to be weird?

The emotional line is a mess, but when it comes to Go, it is unmatched, at least among the Go games I have read, there is no better one, and the two books Go Demon and the prequel to Go Demon are also far behind.

If you are a chess fan, this book gets 10 points, good, really good

Go originated from the situational deduction of ancient nations or tribes competing for hegemony. It reflects victory and defeat. The pursuit is survival. There is nothing else but this. As for skills and skills, they only give players determination and reason to persevere. Taking this reason as the purpose of playing chess is actually going astray. If you lose, any skill will be a joke. If you win, any joke will be a skill.

As a reader who is about the same age as the protagonist, seeing these familiar characters brought to life makes me feel very immersed. Thank you to the author for allowing middle-aged people like us to have a pleasant time-travel journey.

There is no AI, which is a lot less fun.