CSGO: Starting as a Silver, I Stumbled into a Pro Match

I think it's very good, but the ending felt a bit rushed. As for what they called the "Great Earth Rank," that's the highest rank, the Global Elite—something only many CS: GO players know. It's the official matchmaking rank, and those "eagles" and such are just nicknames for that rank. I've finished the whole book, and I think it's excellent.

The book is good. Anyone who's actually played CS: GO will tell the author is a veteran player. But whatever the reason, the author didn't finish the book. That's the biggest regret. If he had written it normally, the word count would probably have tripled. It's like having only one minute left on the Chinese college entrance exam and you've only written half of your essay, so you have to force a conclusion. Anyway, thank you to the author! Tianlu is awesome!!!

As a CS: GO newbie, I don't know that much, but it was really exciting to watch.

When I first started playing CS, I impulsively decided to check out some related novels, but they were full of flaws. The Silver player was afraid to let go of the bomb disposal device because they were afraid of being shot, and they didn't know how to use simple gadgets. They'd feed several rounds, accumulate a large economy, and then unexpectedly win a point – it was ridiculous.

I feel there's a reason why the score is so low; it could have been written even further. However, I think this book should be around 8 points, since the plot is well-written and quite good compared to others.

I hope the author continues writing. I support the author! I've already finished reading it, and the author is awesome! The author could continue writing from the first book and could scam another wave... Oh, sorry, I could earn another wave of traffic. It's really great, I support the author!!!

I quite like it. As a fan of Tianlu, I was a little unaccustomed to it at first, but when I saw Xiao Gui's part, I had a really indescribable feeling. Aside from some issues with the design data, there aren't many other problems (my Gold 1 AK has several times higher stats than this pair).

I've finished reading this book. Although I wasn't entirely happy with the ending, it's really good; I listened to it for three days straight. After finishing the whole book, I really wish the author would continue it. It's a pity, it's such a great book. You definitely won't regret reading it.

Not bad, just some CS bugs. Keep it up!

This book has some frustrating parts, but overall it's pretty good (´∀`*). There are a few plot holes that aren't filled, and a slightly rushed ending. For example, the protagonist reveals his identity on Weibo, but that's not addressed further. Nevertheless, I still highly recommend it. By the way, this book has a lot of CS: GO jargon.