CSGO: I Can Consistently Trade One for One
CSGO：我能稳定一换一
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 305k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
138Chapters
54Reads · 30 days
208.9kReads · all time
6.7Score
4Listens
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It's really well-written, with a unique setting and detailed descriptions of gameplay. I hope the author continues to work hard and keep writing.
This is, so far, the best CS: GO novel I've read on Tomato Bookstore. Perhaps the protagonist's "illness" is a little strange, but for a CS player like me, the overall content is good, and the details are handled well. Through this book, you can dream of a future where CS can have capable people who can stand on the world stage again. Aside from the infrequent updates, everything else is great. Less gaming, more writing!
The pacing is fast, and the protagonist is very strong, making it very enjoyable to watch. It's not simply about being invincible; the tactical setups and item battles between the teams are also major highlights. Watching the protagonist get targeted actually gives you a strange sense of satisfaction.
The author writes really well. This is my first time reading a CS novel, and I didn't expect it to be so captivating. I had a fever and was on an IV drip, but I still managed to finish it after reading for an entire afternoon. I hope the author continues to do well! This doesn't look right. It takes too long to write about a single match, and it's incredibly tedious.
This is really well written. There's not much writing about CS: GO, and CS: GO text doesn't really convey the tension well. Five stars!
Donk's appearance lowered the barrage of cheat codes in this book by one level.
It's pretty good. Here are a few thoughts: the protagonist's ability could be designed so that it's not limited to a single second of bullet time. It could be in 0.1-second increments, with the protagonist able to enter 0.1/0.2/0.3... Bullet time periods, but with a limit (the current 1 second is already quite good, considering how overpowered it is).
There are really few CS (Counter-Strike) stories, and I know it's because the game isn't very popular, which is a general trend. This one-for-one exchange setup is pretty good, and the strange illness also limits the protagonist's strength. Unlike my story, which is basically a personal cheat code. It would be better if there were more descriptions of in-game events!
Come back soon, CCS made it to the Major! 😭
It seems alright, keep it up! [Think about it carefully]