My a little review of "Queens' Gambit." Hi there! I am more than confident that most of you already watched the TV show 'Queen's Gambit' because of its hype and popularity. Not for nothing, the series ranks first place in Netflix's recommendation. Therefore, a lot of people are watching it. Recently, I decided to watch the show due to its popularity. I should say, a show grounded on a book about real chess historical events. Besides, the main character, Elizabeth Harmon, also has got an actual prototype - Robert Fisher, who is considered as one of the greatest chess players. I guess that is why the story appears so natural, singularly in terms of the chess part. This is a case when you know nothing about chess or what's going on on the board when players play (though I am somewhat acquainted with chess rules), yet it does not disturb you at all, and on the contrary, you keep watching with enormous curiosity and intrigued. Apart from the chess scenes, the story of Beth being a poor orphan almost made the audience emotional. She is not most of the typical girls, yet she got into drug addiction already at nine. She wasn't able to understand the real world but was phenomenal in the chess world. Beth Harmon finally found someone close to her and lost the person (is it the new mom? the janitor?). She tries to live her best life in the best way possible but screws up in soberness. (sorry, I'm not accurate with the revision on this part) The story of existential crisis (difficulty finding identity) even though she is a chess prodigy, but is still lonely. I wish I could type more, but the words limit my mind, I suppose. So I persuasively advise to those who haven't seen the show yet, check it out and, you will never be disappointed.