Valorant: I Know What You Came Here For!

I read more than a hundred chapters in one go. To be honest, what attracted me the most was not the male protagonist's talent for refreshing writing, but the three-dimensional description of each character. It was really beautiful. At first, I just read it because the reality was overwhelming and I wanted to read the novel for a bit. But as the content progressed, I really found it interesting. I hope the author will continue to work hard and produce more [like][like][like]

I don't play tiles or FPS, but I enjoyed watching it. Although the plot is a bit cliche, what I want to see is this pure competitive story. It's a pity that such stories fall silent too easily in the online literature circle. Come on author

This is a rare piece of food. It draws on the group portrait techniques of Simon Incident and Little Volleyball. It understands the game well and the description techniques are quite exciting. Although it is a bit mid-level, it is very good. It is not a brainless black or a brainless string. It would be great if the reality is really like this.

Is it true that no one feels that this combination of rookie duel + top props has a sense of familiarity with small volleyball? Finding the protagonist in a comfortable and pure gun-fighting environment is as eye-catching as Xiangyang leaping high, so that the absolute strong can't help but be attracted. The extreme assistance of the props is like Kageyama's perfect setter, just to open the way for the attack of the sun.

While watching the vct cn game last night, I suddenly wanted to read some e-sports articles written by Wa, so I came to Tomato to search for books, but I didn't expect that I actually found a piece of gold. First of all, it is about the creation of the protagonist. He is very memorable, vivid, and has a very likable personality. As well as the other members of the protagonist group and the opponents in the competition, although there is not much focus on the writing, the characters become three-dimensional in an instant. E, who yearns for freedom, Bai Yao, who is vicious but dedicated, Ji Fei, who is strong but has adopted many cats, and Nora, who is completely the security guard himself, each of them does not look like a character in a novel, but like someone who exists in reality. The author is just recording their daily life. I don't know much about EDG. When EDG won the championship, I hadn't even been exposed to the game Fearless Contract. Naturally, I can't say that I knew KK and Simon. At most, I had some understanding of the past. But just based on these superficial understandings, I can also see that the two characters K and Yao are based on these two people and have become a completely new character that is different from these two people. It does not lower the quality of either person, but is a parallel world with similar but different people. What's even more rare is that there is no villain in this story, everyone has a reason not to lose, and everyone is the protagonist in their own heart. Of course, the most attractive thing for me to stay is the author's description of the game. One reason why I don't watch e-sports very much is that some authors write about the game in too much detail, but this book is just right. Another thing I like about the author is that he really put his own feelings into the article. The explanation of Duel Soul and the dedication to the props made me want to fire up a few games. Finally, I hope the author will update more, otherwise it will take so long and what month to finish it! I wish USP will go further and get better and better!

Help the author improve the score. The game article is pretty good, but 7.2 Is really too low, at least nine points. The characters all have their own characteristics, with both bright spots and innocuous shortcomings, making the characters more three-dimensional. I don't feel awkward even if I make jokes. It's a very good book. I hope the author can maintain his standards and not write it down in the future.

As a veteran Fearless Contract player, the description of this book is indeed on point, but the writing style tends to be fast-paced. It would definitely be better if the characters, scenes and storylines could be more detailed and vivid. Although it is a traditional e-sports routine + Dragon King slaps in the face to show off, it is really fun. The last time I read this kind of article was 3 or 4 years ago. I really like it. I give it five stars. After a deep understanding, I realized that the author's delicate description of the characters goes beyond that. The combination of passion on the field and different life experiences off the field is really shocking. I came here for the cool e-sports article at first, but later I found out that the details are really good. I also wish that VCTcn can perform miracles and win glory again in the future like it did in 24 years.

The class belle at the beginning was really hard to persuade me to quit. It gives people a feeling of writing ten years ago. But after reading it, I found that it was well written and the characters were described and portrayed in detail. The protagonist is not invincible, he grows up slowly. Looks very enjoyable

After reading for a while and reading a few chapters, I can see that the author has the skills of breaking tiles, and it's not bad. The written content will show a clear picture in front of my eyes, which is good. After all, being able to break tiles and being able to write a book are two different things, and I came here for the tiles. Although the plot is indeed a bit cliche, I feel that I can roughly guess the subsequent plot, such as Yao Que's duel, and Yu cherishes the props when beating tiles. They are a match made in heaven. All in all, it's a book I'll read in my spare time. I just think it's good. [Like]

It's a very amazing novel. The description of the main character Lin Yu's monster target growth is very smooth. There is no abrupt feeling of overthrowing the talent. The description of other characters is also very good. It is just that the plot advances faster. After reading it for too long, it feels a little boring, but it is still very delicious to read after taking a break. The most amazing thing is: I met a book friend while playing Duan Wa! Opposite a cute little Neon, but he shouldn't play Odin's! (Although he also lost in the end)