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Sergei reminds me of Medusa in his confidence that if he can't do something, then it's impossible :D

I think this is a natural and common "beginner's syndrome" for everyone. Some people experience it more intensely, others less. I had something similar myself, so I take it easy when I see it in others.
What's upsetting is that so much space and time was devoted in the championship thread to discussing this "shortcoming." Amidst all this fuss, few people noticed that Sergei had something that none of the participants had, including the winner, Tolikandro. It's a rare quality, but for offline play, it's almost the most important.
It's a burning desire to show the maximum, even if it's just a personal best.
The desire is so strong that the person is willing to play for 16 hours, forgetting about food and sleep.
So strong that the person is willing to spend another month to replay the same map after the championship and finally reach their potential.
And against this background, the champion himself, who showed 23 days, with some laziness, writes the following:

To be honest, I could improve my result by 5 days in a week, but you're great because you still gathered the patience and strength to complete the map with a good result.