CSGO: Start with Mind Reading

Cheating is a common situation in csgo novels, and the focus is on the organic chemical reaction between the cheating and the plot. In this novel, firstly, the entry point is a bit colder than in later generations, starting from the big eye; secondly, the protagonist's ability is more interesting and interactive, making the game content less value-for-money (of course there is still some, after all, guns are the basis of many tactics). In addition, the rhythm control is relatively reasonable, and the daily interactions are well adjusted. Overall, this kind of attempt is highly recommended. The author has also written it well and deserves high marks.

The rating is low. Who is giving the low star? I have found a total of three good CS online articles on Tomato: one is a timeline that starts in 24 years, a pure opener Dyer who has a sexual transformation and a heaven-defying system, and the other is a timeline that starts from the end of 2015 and is a real-legged all-around player in the team with hidden cheats, Backflo w, and another one is Hyi, the psychological perspective flow conductor who listens to the other person's voice in this article. I think these three books are all very well written, and the writing styles are three different styles. The protagonists play three different positions, which is very good. Another thing is that the authors of these three books are very slow to update! Anyway, please come on, author, and make more updates.

There is no inexplicable secondary plot, the praise is top-notch, and the author is great The best in CS writing, highly recommended

I think this is the best CS fanfic I have ever read. First of all, the protagonist has a growth process, but there are cheats, which makes him strong in a certain aspect, refreshing, not obtrusive and innovative, and winning is justified. FPS games rely too much on the feel. You cannot say that the hand feels good, and you win if the hand feels bad, and you lose. In the process of the game, the use of skills is added to give readers a more involved feeling. All in all, it's well written. But don't take it too personally, Junior Wa. Even though I am a double cultivator of both Wa and Go, I always feel like I'm being scolded [hit hard]

Give it a 5-star review. There really aren't many people writing about CSGO, and the plot still needs polishing. Since it's marked as a cool article, I guess it won't take long, maybe a few hundred, or so. I hope the author can quickly improve the protagonist's ability. Now he's going to play in the first-line team in dozens of pieces. If he doesn't have the ability, he'll still be the same. Since it's a cool article, it'll be cool to the end.

There is no doubt that among the csgo books that are the most enjoyable, there is really no point in writing a step-by-step guide on how to master marksmanship even though they are all enjoyable. This book is written very fluently and the mind-reading function is very enjoyable. It also has some small plug-ins to help you improve your marksmanship step by step. I think we can let the master write another novel with a transparent world at the beginning, add some small restrictions, and then slowly upgrade the gun skills.

The book is great, and it's not an exaggeration to say that it's the same type of ceiling. There is only one question that I don't like very much. Is this rig a bit too big? It's no problem for my top-notch skills. But the rig that eavesdrops on the opponent's voice is too rogue. Especially in the middle, there are several monitoring plots that are very fragmented, causing unreasonable disasters for the players who play normally on the opponent's side. We all play games and compete in competitions. It's okay for you to win by cheating to improve your marksmanship awareness. I accept it because I'm weaker than you in this aspect. But your happy cheating to cheat is a bit contrary to the original intention of the game. It completely deviates from the consciousness and relying solely on cheating is no different from clairvoyance. If you don't like my personal opinion, please don't criticize me. Everyone is fine.

A refreshing novel in the field of CS. Please note that this is not a disparagement, but a compliment. I come to Tomato just to feel good. If I don't feel good about it, why should I look at it? This novel does this very well, giving readers a good sense of refreshment, a sense of imagery, and a sense of immersion. It is a very good novel in the field of CS.

The writing on the game is very good, and it is very immersive. In the early stage, I would be disgusted with why I didn't post live videos every day to earn points, but if I grow too fast, I won't see the kind of comeback after a close match. This inner satisfaction is different. In fact, the only thing I know about CS is that I liked watching his unboxing live broadcast last year, but I can understand it. I didn't click in before because I was afraid that I wouldn't understand it, but I feel it's okay. As long as I have an understanding of this kind of similar game, I can watch it. The author's writing is also very simple and easy to understand. Good looking👍🏻 I really need to change the cover, this one is a bit low [face covering]

It's pretty good, but two updates a day are not enough. In fact, I don't think we should give tutorials on props, and cut more videos of myself shooting in advance or predicting, so that others will think it is cheating, and then do more ambiguous things without self-certification. Moreover, it can be distributed domestically and abroad. They all use small accounts, and then let Brother Kai and others come to review, some hammer and some wash, and invite some navy troops, and let famous players from abroad evaluate it, so as to attract more controversy. This is a book that I have been chasing since it came out. It is really well written. Although the ending came earlier than I thought, as the author said, there is nothing left to write about. Han Yi is already strong enough. If he writes more, he will just be a champion all the time. Hyi—Disconnect

Csgo is super invincible and a good read, a good read, a good read, [like][like][like][like][like][like][like][like][like][like][like][like][like][like][like][like][like][like ][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]

The writing style is quite good, the narrative is clear and not procrastinating, the characters are natural, and there is no clown character who is forced to advance the plot. Now it seems to have great potential, and I hope it can continue to be updated.

I have never read such a good book. In my more than 2,000 hours of reading time, this book ranks among the top 10, let alone CS. The author also writes very graphically, and the look and feel is very good.

Life is like a dream [hyi-disconnect] My evaluation after a year, I said that although it was late, it was okay, and I have almost forgotten the complete plot, but Korean Animals still left some impression on me. The author has been working on his second work for several months. From a certain point of view, it shouldn't have ended so hastily, or the author gave it too much slack and left nothing to write about later. There is obviously more room for writing in the second part. Does this mean that the author's writing style and ideas have improved (?)

I have read it twice from beginning to end. The most touching thing is watching the protagonist grow up step by step when he is getting big eyes. I hope the author will get better and better as he writes. Fast forward to Bee Dynasty😋 Wrong point 😋

After reading Tomato Novels for so long, this is the first time I am willing to press the reward button for a novel. The author uses delicate writing to build a breathtakingly real competitive world - every bit of progress of the protagonist is vividly presented through concrete reaction training, tactical deductions and team running-in. The sweat dripping from those late-night training sessions, the repeatedly revised formations on the tactical board, and the sparks of tacit understanding created by the collision with teammates make every attribute improvement full of convincing weight. What impressed me most was that the author did not let the protagonist fight alone, but through exquisite group portraits, the entire team grew together through mutual achievements. When you see the team members who once fought independently finally become a team and complete a shocking reversal in a desperate situation, the passionate sense of team glory is simply amazing.

A very nice CS system text. As for whether it is acceptable to have an overly powerful golden finger that can read the protagonist's mind at the beginning, I think it varies from person to person. I personally can accept it and enjoy reading this kind of cool article. If there are readers who want to see the protagonist Goldfinger's strength more balanced and development speed more stable, it is recommended to read the author's second book "CS2: When You Will Try to the Ultimate".

Personally, I feel that it is one of the best novels in CSGO. It is not as fresh as other novels that are invincible at the beginning, but the growth of the protagonist in this novel can be seen. It's not like some novels say that no matter which team the protagonist is in, he will be crushed, which is very boring. I really like this bumpy growth experience, because it is very interesting to see the confrontation between the protagonist and various strong teams.

Must be five stars! I started playing CS2 already, and I originally liked Little Cave Master, so I read the Shark book. I became addicted, but the author was slow to update and stopped making new moves after reaching the level. A book friend recommended this book, so I read a few chapters to kill time. In the beginning, it was really just a replacement, especially since the timeline was basically based on CS that I wasn't familiar with. I actually didn't expect it to be very good. I read the Shark updates every time, then read this one, and read it intermittently. Looking at the results, from hyi's mind-reading command, to the god of the pistol round, from the forest brother kobolds and their limited edition return to the top, to the soft-footed shrimp aerial three championship, from the shady car owner and the shady hyi, to the X team who was caught cheating and the protagonist who cheated without a trace, from the very annoying Jiaojiao, to the good everyone, it is not just a game, but also the friendship between brothers, it is competitive cs, and it is pure cs. When I first started reading, I felt that more than 400 chapters were too long, but when I saw the hyi-disconnect line at the end, I felt that 459 was too short. It was so short that we only witnessed the first year of hyi, and it was so short that we didn't see CS2... But it seemed just right. In the place where the protagonist is most energetic and full of infinite possibilities, he transcends the shackles of the novel author and becomes the freest hanging man and the most hanging free man [eating melon]

In fact, it's pretty good. The previous 200 chapters were written all over again, but I forgot which chapter it started. The protagonist started to become more and more invincible. One person could easily kill the whole team in an instant, but this is also an inevitable factor in e-sports articles. I originally thought that the protagonist's road to invincibility would only slowly start to become invincible after helping someone win a major with difficulty. I didn't expect that he would already become invincible before he finished Cologne. So I can actually imagine the subsequent articles. But this kind of CS cool article can be written in about 200 chapters, which is very good👍

It's very good. It's one of the few good CS articles on Tomato. It's too perverted to eavesdrop on people's voices. It's stable and updates to kill the stupid goose next door. But this kind of article is difficult for readers who have never played CS to make up the picture. And I am the kind of player who can be happy all day long if my brother helps me throw a counter-clear flash brush to kill everyone. I can only say that it is very refreshing to read this kind of command tactics and complete the explosion [get it]

It's a pretty good novel, but the author gives less in order to suppress the doubts. It feels boring. The method of obtaining doubt points was too simple in the early stage. As a result, in order to prevent the battle power from collapsing, the protagonist's combat power can only be suppressed. A person can get 1 to 2 doubt points by watching the video. As a result, tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of views can only get one or two thousand (early one or two thousand is still a lot, usually only a few hundred). After the system upgrade, one draw requires 10,000 doubt points (previously one hundred), and the result is that the mind-reading skills of the first draw are not good.

It's very interesting to watch. The protagonist grows into an invincible superstar step by step, and each skill is quite interesting. There are no emotional scenes here and there, and there are no highlights for me. Most of the main plot describes the scenes of the protagonist's competition. It's very enjoyable to watch. I hope the author can write a sequel.

The best one among the three CS books. Every character is not a clown, and every opponent has a reason not to lose. The protagonist's road to invincibility is long and he grows up step by step, instead of being invincible and killing randomly at the beginning. There are also shortcomings, but there is no doubt that the advantages of this book are enough to make you ignore all the shortcomings. In my heart, it deserves the first place in Tomato CS.

The most exciting part is "I don't even have to act anymore!", "How dare you say he didn't act?!", It's so beautiful. Relatively speaking, the usual games are less effective. If you like watching CSGO, you shouldn't miss it. If you don't like this article, it means you don't really like watching CSGO in the first place, like me.

This book in the csgo category is the most refreshing and beautiful. No unnecessary nonsense. The game is also well written, with a few commanding perspectives rather than gun men. Personally, I think the only shortcoming is that I went to Little Bee and snatched apex's command. What's the use of apex? I feel like it can be used... I can't think of any suspense if I find the uploader Niko... I just want to compete with the 21-year-old Navi. This rare command article could have reproduced and enhanced the legend of leading young players to win the 2023 Paris major GL.

Read it offline. It can be said that I read it after gaining weight. The author has a high degree of understanding of maps and throwing objects, and the protagonist is not a brainless player. He loses more and wins less along the way to reach the top. It can be regarded as a high-quality food and grass

In Tomato's rare game article, there is no other mess of school, classmates, and relatives. It would be nice to have more daily routines, such as fan dramas and fish fry with fans. Daily life, attending parties, partying, etc. Then experience life in various countries. Talk to a bunch of girlfriends, change one to another, break up and stop contacting each other. Extensive reporting on the protagonist's tidbits

Nice! The protagonist has a little bit of invincibility, but he still insists on practicing and grinding, so he is considered semi-invincible. But it is not a boring repetition of Wushuang Cutting Leeks. The content is diverse and still very interesting. For example, the protagonist eavesdropped on the voices of the ropz team and followed them three times in a row. He cast shadows on others and had to look back at every turn. It was really funny. I have read 140 chapters so far. There is nothing poisonous about it. It is just a good read.

It's okay, he has combat power. He was given a mind-reading skill. He can read minds across the screen, but he doesn't know if others are lying to him on QQ, or if others are touching his back. He can read the opponent's tactics and become tactically invincible, but he can only take the old, weak, sick and disabled and be crushed by the opponent's numerical values. It is obvious that he is invincible at first glance, but he can be suppressed. It feels inexplicably frustrating when reading it. Also, some in-game terminology often appears without explanation, which may be a bit difficult for people who don't know much about the game. After reading Chapter 50, I discovered that the enemy cannot be read when he is concentrating on aiming [laughing], which means that as long as you concentrate on doing one thing, you cannot be read. In other words, if someone tries to fight you, you cannot read him. Author, you win.