Post your own-created chess puzzles here!

Nice try, @urfriendlymail4114. But I think it would have been even better if it was something like chasing the opponent's king down the board to a specific square, where it's mated. Also, a good puzzle should contain something suprising.

ok then, ill compose another one... (with something surprising) also my puzzle is in the middlegame not the endgame like the one you were talking about...

On b1 the king is in check. Sadly, there seems to be no way to fix this puzzle. I tried to do it with the aid of the computer, but it was not entirely winning for black and they also had other, almost equally good options. I also want to share one rule of puzzle making (there is a reason that the name isn't "puzzle finding"!). The rule is

In a puzzle, the board should be as clean as possible.
This means that unnecessary pieces and pawns should not be on the board, if not for aestethic reasons. Other kinds of puzzles, where irrelevant pieces are on the board, are better for training, but those are easily provided by Chess.com and Lichess. Clean puzzles are much better for aestethics, and only aestethic puzzles are worthy for publication.