Some less-than-accurate moves from both sides. 8.g3 looks really weakening. After 8.h3, Stockfish thinks black's best bet is 8...Bxh3, going for a draw by repetition.
It does remind me of certain Portugese variations of the Nf6 Scandinavian, though.
A brilliant black's opening reacting to white's early castling
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It was a Scandinavian Defence but with a huge variations. White castled in 5th move, but black developed knight + bishop and queen combination to attack white's h file pawn. White's knights moved to central twice, but cannot prevent black's stunborn attacktion. Black's all pieces all in attack, In the 12th move, white come to a losing position, with either black's next move c5 or Bxe2 will give black's huge advantage. Anyone would like to make comments about this opening?