CS: Can a Frail Girl Go Pro Too?

So, it turns out that the author next door, Su Mumu, transmigrated into this novel and became the protagonist?

The overall pacing of the plot is decent, but the description of Li's match is as straightforward as 259's commentary... Not all information needs to be written out, but it doesn't have a significant impact on the overall reading experience.

The writing is quite good. In the Tianlu Stockholm chapter, I saw the tragic hero I wanted to see. However, the match descriptions were a bit too straightforward because the cheat codes were too overpowered. I hope the author can make the matches more exciting and thrilling in the future.

Oh my goose! Did some incredible luck bring you here?!

The protagonist of this e-sports novel has immense wealth, switching from TyLoo to G2 and acquiring and killing his way through the game. He's heavily overpowered, but his principles compensate for this (he generally doesn't use bullet time). The yuri (lesbian) elements are so sweet! We, Ningmu, must be together! The yuri content is very high. The only downside is that the protagonist is a bottom and gets constantly criticized 🤭 I love this Ningmu; she must be as popular as Xiaomu!

This genre is quite rare. Besides "Dumb Goose's" book, this one is pretty good. The writing style isn't quite as good as "Dumb Goose's," but it's still quite good. I hope the author updates 100 chapters a day! Let Ning Mengmeng swirl around and knock on Mu's door!

For those who don't play Go, the early parts might be a bit hard to understand, but the later parts are fine; basically, the protagonist is an overnight success, a born winner, so you can read it as a wish-fulfillment novel; the protagonist's overpowered abilities are a bit too strong, making it more of a personal hero story, and it has the highest concentration of 100% in this type of novel, bar none.

Overall, it's not bad, but there aren't many readers, and there are definitely problems. ① The beginning is too rushed; characters are constantly on the verge of death, and the given "cheat codes" can't be used much because using them costs life, making the early game feel too restrictive in terms of combat power.

This kind of CS esports novel is unique to Tomato, perfectly suited for a pure yuri fan like me. The focus on the game and the secondary romance is handled very well, not at all jarring. 👍 It's really delicious. 👍

This is a good read for fans of "e-sports" and "yuri" (lesbian) novels, as these types of novels are rare on Tomato Bookstore, and this one is one of the few that's decent. It's also a good option for those looking for something to read to pass the time.