Some checkmates in 4/3 moves for newbies and how to defend

Wanna win easily when you just started?Well,this forum is for you. We have lots of checkmates in not too much moves.If you are white,then you can do 2 beginner checkmates,one checkmate in 3 moves,then another in 4. Starting with the first checkmate.You start with 1.e4,if the opponent answers with f6,then go on with 2.d4,if opponent answers with g5,then comes 3.Qh5#(checkmate) Next checkmate is with white,and you start with 1.e4,opponent will probably answer e5,in this case,you go with 2.Qh5,attacking the pawn.This is a tricky move,because if he doesn't mind the queen and plays another move,such as Nc6,you go with 3.Bc4,targeting the f7 pawn.If he doesn't mind the bishop,then you play 4.Qxf7#. I said tricky move when mentioned 2.Qh5 because if he attacks the queen with the g7 pawn,then comes 3.Qxe5+ and then you can eat a free rook. A way to defend this opening is with playing after 2.Qh5,Nf6, attacking the queen and countering completely the checkmate. If you wanna checkmate in 2 moves with black,then chat in this forum,I'll talk about it later. Hope these tips are good,and have a good game!

Ciro0812 wrote: a way to defend this opening is with playing after 2.Qh5,Nf6 ... actually, you face 3.Q×e4+, so play 2. ...Nc6 3.Bc4 g6 4.Qf3 Nf6 and you have a totally acceptable position. If 5.Qb3, then 5. ...Qe7 and f7 is defended. P.S. what were you thinking, Ciro0812 ?

My mistake, 3.Q×e5+, not Q×e4+.