Good for you. I hope that it helps you to recognize situations where some real gain is possible.
I hope you also notice that double and triple checking your ideas is a good idea.
For example, this puzzle you missed. Do you remember it?
Okay, you must have been very lucky, because there are many problems where in final resolutions with several options, only one is valid, when all of them should be valid. It is absurd that if you do not make a specific move within a fairly wide spectrum of possibilities of correct moves, the problem is not given as correctly solved. This is something that should be reviewed, because it is very frustrating to be told that a correct move is incorrect, after having solved the problem well and having reached the last move of the problem. I will give you an example, with this image of the resolution of a specific problem.
Yes, it is true, you are right, there is always something that escapes us, especially at the end of the problem when one considers it already solved and there is still one last move left.
want to do something new. I try to do 100 puzzles and it works! So I do more and more and more puzzles. And when I stopped I have correctly solved 300 puzzles! I’m so happy!
I’m not so good at playing chess but doing puzzles is so funny!
I like chess and I think I gonna be better.
I’m very good at correctly solve puzzles but I’m playing so much.
I hope I could correctly solve 1000 puzzles in one day.