Uploaded April 2021 | Updated September 2026, 17 hours ago
The story spins around Rei Kiriyama and his regular day-to-day existence, depicting Rei’s battles with his past just as the challenges he experiences as an expert Shogi player. With the show being essential for the SoL type, one can expect the story to be dull within a general sense of moderate pacing that continuously tests your understanding for the span of the 22 scenes, and that it does. The story is straightforward, not unique, or participating in a specific way, it holds no secret messages or profound implications and creates at a speed so sluggish that occasionally makes you snooze off before the screen. Indeed, frankly, the show holds a couple of “covered up messages” about family, life, and such.
The story spins around Rei Kiriyama and his regular day-to-day existence, depicting Rei’s battles with his past just as the challenges he experiences as an expert Shogi player. With the show being essential for the SoL type, one can expect the story to be dull within a general sense of moderate pacing that continuously tests your understanding for the span of the 22 scenes, and that it does. The story is straightforward, not unique, or participating in a specific way, it holds no secret messages or profound implications and creates at a speed so sluggish that occasionally makes you snooze off before the screen. Indeed, frankly, the show holds a couple of “covered up messages” about family, life, and such.
