CSGO: The Ultimate Glory

Please be sure to read to the end; this novel is far more far-fetched than *Empresses in the Palace*. 🍉🍉🍉🍉🍉🍉 To be honest, I'm not against harems, but it makes readers feel like the author didn't want to continue writing and only added one – they didn't want to abandon the story, but they also didn't want to write it properly 😅 This makes the novel seem mediocre, a story that started strong but ended weakly.

7.6 stars, but I'm raising the rating! A truly excellent CS: GO novel, really. It's a niche genre, and some people insist on reading it even if they don't understand it. To those people, I'd say: go play CS: GO, and you'll experience its charm.

The author wrote the romance well, especially the Berlin qualifiers. Don't write that next time.

Although this book has many flaws, I still think it's a good book that can evoke my emotions. Initially, I picked it up expecting a mindless e-sports thriller, but after reading about a hundred chapters, the love story between the protagonist and the female lead, Su, and the entanglement with Xu Wenwen, especially the emotional impact Xu Wenwen had on the protagonist, really captivated me.

Am I the only one who thinks it's okay? Still lying, still lying 😏😏

I watched it on and off for three days, and finally finished it. It was great!

6. Speechless. It felt the same even though someone else wrote it. From the middle onwards, it seemed like it was ghostwritten.

It's really good! I don't know why the rating is so low (I've never played CS: GO). I genuinely think the author did a great job.

The description of his upbringing was alright, although the description of the competition was not satisfactory.

It seems okay at the moment.