Defending 2. Qh5

This is the solution, after 1. e4, e5, 2. Qh5

I will tell you the correct move

2.. Nc6!

See, After g6, White plays Qxe5+

After Nc6, protecting the pawn, g6 can be safely played.

Do you guys agree?

Or do you just want to lose a rook?

I lost a rook like this, but I managed to stalemate. That luck is not always there. Try this method, 'cause that is what you should do, if you don't want to lose.

here it is not force for the queen to go to d1 again

yes

but if it is played, then black grabs a center pawn wwith Nxe4

but if Nc3 is played before Qd1, then we can develop  the light square bishop with Bg7 or Bh6

yes but like if he does not move the queen back and we do something like Nc3, the pawn will gwt saved

yes it will

after Nc3, we can develop the light square bishop

then white will play Ne2 and now even white is ready to castle

but the knight is not very well placed and we can use h7 as a target

but it is equal so i am not using it

if white castles king side, we do not have to worry, as the f, g and h pawns protect the king and cannot advance

white has to use the risky strategy of sacrificing a piece (bishop or knight) to attack. But if the attack fails, white is heading for disaster as he is down a piece and could lose.

The only other option is to develop pieces and castle queenside.

even then pawn storm attack is difficult as there are not only pawns defending the king but there are also pieces, Knight on f6 and Bishop on g7 

and even if white castles queenside, black's pawn storm is there to deal with.

I rate the difficulty 2.5/5

normal

Nd4 guys.

Yes, after Nc3, the ideas are Nd4, Bg7 and Bh6

Thanks for this idea @Levent_Acemi !

WTF

this is correct

night will capture queen @jay_plays

lol

Yeah

Lol

theres no use of Qd1

and there's another good trap here