**Lee Se-dol, reading the number of lives

"The number I play is myself."
Life is often compared to Go. On the board, a move comes as heavy as life's choice. You can pursue your immediate interests, but if you don't look a few steps ahead, the situation quickly collapses. Sometimes it is only when the road is clear and the boldness of throwing a winning move opens a new way. There is no right answer anywhere, but life is similar to Go in that you have to find your own answer in numerous possibilities. The number of times we play comes with responsibility, and the accumulation ultimately determines the shape of our lives. As a result, Go is not just a game, but a mirror that compresses life.

Lee Se-dol is a person who has lived more fiercely than anyone else in front of that mirror. He, who won the 'first victory for mankind' by playing against artificial intelligence AlphaGo, proved that Go is not just a matter of victory or defeat, but a stage that reflects the essence of humanity and choice. "Lee Se-dol, Reading the Count of Life" conveys an insight into how to put his own number in uncertain times based on the enlightenment he has gained through thousands of games. He has been a adventurer on the principle of "putting the best number than the number of wins," and his philosophy has great implications for those of us living today. This book is not just a memoir, but the result of intense agony for those who want to find a way for themselves in uncertainty. In the end, this book asks you. What is your next move?

There is no perfect way, but there is always the best way. Even if you shake forward, stick to my standards and make your own move.