What can I do if I'm always getting hung up on thinking questions and have an extremely poor level of construction?
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I am a Chinese, and most CF competitions are held after 22:00. I can usually work out * 1600 and below questions stably, but I often fail to play at my normal level in CF competitions, and I have repeatedly completed the feat of not doing B or C questions (Div.2).
What should I do?
What kind of questions should I do (difficulty 1600 — 1800)? Are there any good question lists?
Please reply me if you have some suggestions.
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