The most difficult, complex puzzle I have ever written or likely will ever write

The crazy thing is that this seems to be quite intuitive and the mate itself is simple and yet the pawn promotion makes it so much more. Very interesting, thank you. :)

its easy to figure out once you've got the first move.

I don't contest that.  But it certainly is a notch above my other puzzles, the most difficult of which is a Mate in 5.  

i dont get it XD

i solved it, but how he win?

Put e5 on e6 and the mate works? (Nf7+ etc.)

Keep refining it and in six months or so you'll have something great

The purpose is to see how quickly and precisely you can get yourself out of those "worthless checks".

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If you don't like the puzzle, so be it.  But other people seem to enjoy it, so I'm satisfied with my work.

I'm sorry, I don't understand the question.

I think black can pull off a win here with Rb4+, but this is just speculation

@knightofcrashtest:  2. axb4 

Lol, too many people here are commenting about the same thing. Does anybody else realize that the white pawns are going up, and the black pawns are going down? axb4 stops all mates, because if a1=N, Ka5, and there are no checks left.

Edit: *Ka4, and there are no checks left. I fooled myself going the wrong way :(

2. axb4

@yeres90 1. Rg7 Rb4+? 2. axb4 and White mates five moves later, according to Rybka.

EDIT:  Scottrf beat me to it.