A complete repertoire for Black after 1...e6

 A full Black repertoire is built around responding with 1...e6 against any of  White's first moves.

 Against 1. d4, the repertoire employs the Stonewall Dutch (1. d4 e6 2. c4 f5).

 Against 1. e4, the repertoire features the French Defense.

 The repertoire is flexible and suitable for players of all levels.

 Stonewall Dutch:

o Despite its reputation as dubious, this defense has been revitalized with innovative, odd-looking ideas that are sound and effective.

o Historically played by strong players like Viktor Korchnoi, it remains viable and competitive.

o The fixed pawn structure allows for unique, seldom-played variations that offer a long-term surprise factor.

o New ideas in these lines are expected to develop into mainline theory in the future.

 French Defense:

o A defense often criticized but remains robust and resilient.

o The book provides several flexible options within the French complex.

 The repertoire accounts for less common first moves by White, such as 1. c4 and 1. Nf3, with creative and effective responses.

 Innovative choices are backed by meticulous computer analysis using cloud engines, ensuring the repertoire's reliability.

 Offbeat variations are prioritized over engine top choices to add a surprise element while maintaining equality.

 The repertoire is described as "street-fighting" in style, designed for active and dynamic play.

 A full fighting repertoire against all of White’s first moves, thoroughly analyzed and ready for practical use.