In the last life, Lu Zheng was an ordinary rookie who couldn't get into a certain American A. Every time he watched the live broadcast, he was extremely envious of Dan's FPS talent.
After rebirth, he not only has talents, but also has a system to become stronger! But why is the player template extracted by the system DANKING? Lu Zheng swore that he just liked him and didn't want to be him!
A story about CSGO, a talented international student embarked on a career path after obtaining the system and DANKING template
(PS: It is mainly written based on the maps and play styles from 21 to 23. I feel that this way the brothers will be more familiar with it. In 20 years, many brothers may not have had much contact with it.)
Reader comments
I just started reading this book. To be honest, the description of the game is too big-picture. The protagonist is like an invisible man in it. I also play CS. When I first started reading, I felt that every word was confused. For someone who has never played it, I guess I might just... Just leave after seeing the beginning? My suggestion is not to write based on the overall situation. You can completely write based on the protagonist's own immediate situation. When I see you writing about the protagonist picking up a few, when you resist the pressure and catch the opponent, there is no sense of substitution at all, and it is difficult for others to continue reading.
The protagonist's growth rate is relatively reasonable, and he does not become invincible all of a sudden. Moreover, a strong team does not necessarily win when beating a weak team. This is quite realistic, and overall it is good.
I just started reading this book. To be honest, the description of the game is too big-picture. The protagonist is like an invisible man in it. I also play CS. When I first started reading, I felt that every word was confused. For someone who has never played it, I guess I might just... Just leave after seeing the beginning? My suggestion is not to write based on the overall situation. You can completely write based on the protagonist's own immediate situation. When I see you writing about the protagonist picking up a few, when you resist the pressure and catch the opponent, there is no sense of substitution at all, and it is difficult for others to continue reading.
The protagonist's growth rate is relatively reasonable, and he does not become invincible all of a sudden. Moreover, a strong team does not necessarily win when beating a weak team. This is quite realistic, and overall it is good.