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yeah so to do that you need to not have the automated response. just leave the move reflection blank

oh, one sec I'm pretty sure that is possible but let me make sure

I am not explaining well so here is a step by step: 1. create a study and go under analysis mode in set-up. Hit interactive lesson, choose the starting position, and the color of whoever moves first. …

you need an interactive study, then set the game up with the solution and the opponent counter. You can also fill in the boxes with stuff like why other moves are wrong and variations too

I was doing puzzles and came across this, pretty much free puzzle ELO: https://lichess.org/training/XivQd

it represents the puzzles you took the most time on, much like failed puzzles filters by, well, puzzles failed I am not quite sure if there is a time limit before it passes into the slow section or if…

the puzzle is only 1939 rated, the queen move is a very quiet move so perhaps they ended it to make it simpler. That or they assumed anyone who got that far would make the move anyway, but less likely.

it's not that Qa8 (or Qa1, forgot your color) is the quickest, it's that it is the solution that mates. You are down material and any other move loses

Qc6 hangs a queen

I mean each game already has 2 bishops if we are going there