Cs: Did You Enter the System after Winning the Major?

What to say about this book! If you have a certain reading threshold, it feels very confusing.

I read everyone's questions immediately, but I'm afraid that replying one by one will cause quarrels with those who disagree, so I will summarize and reply to everyone in a post every 100,000 words. 1. What are the characters of the Rubik's Cube Man and the male protagonist? The story of the novel is based on a prototype. Although it is a lot of fantasy, the setting is basically consistent with reality. Except for some exaggerations in the variables and details of Jiao Yang's move from Dota2 to CSGO after the addition of the system. The cause was the Rubik's Cube Man's shooting game at the beginning of the year. The two-time Major champion was obviously a mess in CS, and everyone was making fun of him. I thought it was very interesting. In addition, 259 often mentioned VG, so I wanted to combine the two to make up for the regrets of CNCS and CNDOTA. The more I thought about it, the more excited I became, and I felt that the identity of the Rubik's Cube Man was too perfect-- The most unsociable person in the team (he only doesn't use TikTok), has a grudge against his teammates (actually it's a small grudge), has a low starting point (the genius boy didn't make it in his debut, if Zhu Jun came, there would be no conflicts in the early stage), and was promoted by the boss A Lucong (good relationship) It just so happens that the second character "Jiao" of Rubik's Cube Man is also his surname and can be directly replaced. However, the immediate feeling of immediate replacement brought about was too strong and was not considered at the time. This has caused many knife lovers to feel that it is not the same. Because I really can't write the protagonist as a funny guy who can say "Tsk", "How about you come?" And "I want to go home." After all, it's hard to imagine how the Rubik's Cube Man in anchor form can win a major while being cool... So Jiao Yang is very difficult, basically he is just a regular protagonist who replaces the identity of Rubik's Cube Man. 2. Emotional line? Although no one asked, since the character An Wenxin has appeared, let's talk about it first. At the beginning, I planned to have no women except for the aunties in the cafeteria, but it felt a bit too bland. There happened to be female characters, so I thought of adding a fangirl element (just a normal fan, the kind who likes the e-sports atmosphere), so that it would be convenient to see the changes in VG from another perspective. As for love? Later, I checked the information and found that the Rubik's Cube Man already had a partner. It didn't feel good to bear his name, so I didn't consider the relationship line and focused on friendship, hard work, and victory. 3. Slow pace and did not enter the competition This involves the arrangement of the plot. Once the CS competition starts, it will actually be quite repetitive. If you only write about the game for endless competitions, it will definitely not be that interesting. The final development will also require a lot of foreshadowing and twists... In short, as a reader, I think the biggest problem is that writing is too slow. It would be great if I could write 100,000 words a day. It's a pity that as the author, I still have some things to solve in reality, but I will be busy in another month. By then, I can devote myself to writing articles, which should be a lot better. 4. The final direction It's hard to say much when it comes to spoilers, but some of it has been reflected in the plot now, and it should be a little bolder in the future. 5. This is a fantasy novel No, this is science fiction. /Push glasses ------ Finally, I recommend 100,000 words. Please read it, it's very important. (The data is so miserable now TT) On the day it is released, it will be 10,000+ words multiplied by ten times the maximum number of readers. (For example, 1000 chase is a total of 20,000) If my grades are good, I will try to earn more. If you can't do it, you'll punish me. Finally, thank you all for your support and wish you never die.

So exciting, I read it in one sitting