Which code is more readable? [closed]

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This isn't a difficult question. I simply want to know which of these two C++ code snippets you think is better (readability vs. length vs. boiler-platery):

Option #1

Entity* square = Entity::Builder().positionX(0.0).positionY(0.0).
    controller(ctrl).representation(rep).build();

Option #2

Entity::Builder bld;
bld.positionX(0.0).positionY(0.开发者_如何学Go0).controller(ctrl).representation(rep);
Entity* square = bld.build();

I personally prefer the first option, but that may be because I am the author of the code and already know what the code does (it may be confusing for someone who doesn't know the code). I like it better because it shows the focus on the Entity object rather than on the Entity::Builder object (and because it's shorter).

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Option #3

Entity* square = Entity::Builder()
                     .positionX(0.0)
                     .positionY(0.0)
                     .controller(ctrl)
                     .representation(rep)
                     .build();