Watts: I Know Why You Came!

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.

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.

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!

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.

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]

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

It's fun to watch. It's fun to watch. I have been chasing for several days to catch up on the progress. Simply write down your feelings. Writing style: Nothing to say, I really have to praise this. It is very comfortable to read, which is rare in Tomato. The description of the game scenes and the explanation of professional terms can be understood by novices. The descriptions of daily life are like gurgling water, not boring but full of novelty. Character creation: The protagonist has great talent, but he does not appear as a hexagonal warrior like in many e-sports articles, punching fakers and stepping on donks. The protagonist will fail and be confused, but he will also grow up in the struggle and become a top professional player in his own right. And as a team competitive game, the protagonist's teammates and opponents are also very well created, such as the story of Eran, which is a character I really like. Of course, some may be different from reality, such as K is perfect and so on. The last person to see this kind of group portrait was a full-time master. Plot arrangement: As mentioned before, the game plot is detailed enough that there are winners and losers. It is not a smooth and violent push, but it also better portrays the charm of e-sports. The author of daily plots is very good at playing tricks and keeping pace with the times. The cliché plot is very fast-paced (it still starts with the school beauty). The character's personal plot uses a simple short story to establish the character. His actions have logic, and the character becomes three-dimensional, as if he has come alive from the novel. Values: Brave and strong, optimistic and kind, break free from shackles and pursue freedom. Every story of the author contains his three views, which makes people feel warm after reading the corpse. Overall, this is the most comfortable and enjoyable novel I have read in a while. Looking forward to more and better Icarus stories.

It's a very good work. I'm Huang Bo now. I was originally just a sidekick, but I learned a lot from reading this book, such as imaginary enemies and the like. I also saw the progress of the character Icarus. I played FPS with zero basics and got 500 hours of platinum. Maybe as the bad reviews said, talent is really needed, but talent only targets low-level people, and only talent is there. Only by working hard can you reach the top, especially the professional path. This is why I like to watch professional games no matter what game I play. They are very passionate. The author of the middle text has something to say. I am really touched by an old man who can say such things. And I hope that all people who read the book are sensible and don't criticize people because they don't meet your expectations. You should see surprises when reading a book.

It's great, it's great to watch, and it fulfills my childhood fantasy about this kind of team [face covering] I've thought about writing this type of novel before, but in the end, my writing skills and laziness stopped me. Regarding the development of the plot in the future, I think everyone will have a highlight point, the pressured Bai, the pure Lin, the healthy security guard, the free E, and the contrasting Ji, who will move towards the showdown with their old club under a series of highlights. I'm looking forward to it (✧◡✧. I hope there won't be any more eunuchs [face covering] [face covering] (Final question: Do you have a fan base? Can the boss take me to Black Iron [laughing evilly])

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)

At present, it seems that he is a progressive and growth-oriented protagonist. The protagonist's skills are very strong, but not all-around strong. It seems that the progress is very slow. Although the writing in the first half is average, it is true, but e-sports articles are very uncomfortable when seeing this. The rhythm in the rest is good. There is not too much about the mixing of family. It is worth mentioning that the protagonist's teammate is a poisonous tongue. Some people may not be able to accept this setting, but I think it is okay. Overall, I give it four points.

I would like to give you some advice. Write less emotional scenes. Shorten daily life. Don't write about slaps in the face if you can. If you don't have enough writing skills, it will only be embarrassing. Ambiguous emotional scenes with women must be reduced. One of the big drawbacks. The description of e-sports is good, but I know that the author wants to write group portraits, but the writing is very strange. The content of the game is well grasped. Come on.

26.2.14 I don't usually have the habit of writing reviews on Tomato, but I plan to do so anyway. I first noticed this book because it was one of the few Valorant e-sports articles, and I planned to use this book to kill time with the mentality of having fun. The overall evaluation can be given to a very high level, with obvious advantages and disadvantages. This book reflects the author's level to a certain extent. First of all, the routine development in the early stage is relatively ordinary. It can be said that it starts with a bad e-sports article. The author's writing power is not reflected at this time, and it can only be said to be quite satisfactory. It can be seen that the author is indeed a new writer. The first clue is the part that combines the protagonist's original family with the story of Icarus. It is well written, and it was at this time that I had the idea to continue reading. I have the impression that many excellent works I have seen on other platforms also use this method. After this comes the monologue of the character during the competition. In just one chapter, a flat character can be brought to life. The author has used different descriptions when writing the monologues of different characters many times, and it is very enjoyable to watch. The latest part describes the protagonist's trough period, and Shiro's run-in with three other teammates. The look and feel is more like a Japanese sports manga, with some shadows of Volleyball Boys and Blue Reed manga. I have to say that this is how e-sports articles should be written. . . . It's really well written In addition to his writing skills, the author also has a high level of understanding when writing Valorant. On the one hand, in terms of narrative, the protagonist's incredible talent gives this book a very good narrative rhythm. The protagonist does not go from 0 to 100 bit by bit, but from 95 to 100, so that he can write directly to the professional competition part quickly. On the other hand, the author does have his own opinions on how to play Valorant, and he also has his own opinions on professional competitions. The characters he created for neta's real-life characters are also very unique, so much so that I sometimes think, "It would be great if the real-life VCT could be as exciting as the one in this book." The author has such writing power, and he will become famous sooner or later if he writes.

This book is one of the top 1 among the few e-sports books I have read. The characters are very well drawn, the plot is progressive, the protagonist's growth is step by step, and the personal transformation is also very well written. Overall, it is very enjoyable to read. 👍 I will add another comment I made before: What is about to appear now is the highest mountain of aiming in the Fearless Contract, the god of luck, and the top purely gun-fighting book. 1. The sternest father of all professional players in the Ch war zone, the duelist [Icarus] who surpasses [k]! ! ! ! ! !

Needless to say, I like it, it's good-looking, and it's great. In my opinion, it's a rare good article on Tomato. It's a slow-burning group portrait type. If you like cool articles, you can leave it out. But if you read it patiently and immerse yourself in it, it's really good-looking. The routines in the front may be a bit cliche, but the later ones are absolutely wonderful in my opinion. Among the e-sports articles I have read so far, they are definitely in the top three levels. The ability to create characters is smashed by the earth, whether it is an original character or a real prototype. , All flesh and blood, very three-dimensional. When I first added the book to the bookshelf, the title was still Champion Props I Come to the Rescue. I didn't have much hope at the time, thinking it was just another ordinary cool novel. I didn't know if there was a female protagonist (I am a girl, and I personally don't like female protagonists because it is too ugly to read well, but I support the main character in this book, including male and female, Succubus). I thought of reading it two days ago, and I read it in one breath. I like it very much and support the author.

The portrayal of the characters is deeply rooted in people's hearts, especially the shaping of the protagonist group. When telling their stories, I saw their transformation. The performance may be small, but it is very profound. They have made breakthroughs in their own cognition and understanding. Such step-by-step growth is moving. I really recommend everyone to read this book. The characters are really three-dimensional and vivid.

The writing style of this author is indeed very good. The main plot and some details are handled very well. It feels good to slowly advance the plot. The protagonist is not Long Aotian. From beginning to end, I always believe that even the most talented people must learn how to use their talents. It is normal to use hard work to redeem talents. If a book is about winning from beginning to end, it may not be good, but it will always feel boring. You can feel that the story is empty. The author's protagonists, supporting characters, villains and heroes all have distinct characters, and the characters they form become rich and three-dimensional, which is rare and valuable. I don't know if anyone has watched Little Volleyball, where everyone is the protagonist, everyone is working hard, and they all have the desire to win, and the urge to not want anyone to lose. In this book, I really felt it. I really like this book. Some of the words written by the author really made me feel "Wow, it's so well written." When I read other books, I may be infected by some emotions and stories, but like now, there are really very few that I sincerely praise. In addition, I wrote these words because of a response from the author. He told some of his stories in sincere words, explained the controversies of the story's plot, his own shortcomings, and his determination and sense of responsibility not to give up. Of course, he also counterattacked some negative comments and explained his thoughts simply and without shyness. I can feel that the author is a very real person with flesh and blood, and I also really want to be friends with such a person, so this paragraph is to tell you that I am here to support the author and I sincerely support the author. He may still be a little immature, his writing skills are still a bit lacking, his ideas are a bit lacking, and his speed is still a bit lacking, but he has already begun to take shape. Next, he needs time and energy to redeem this talent. Another wording: if you can't accept that the protagonist loses, turn left; if you can't accept that there is a brainless female supporting character, turn right out of the house (the author found out that it was not written properly, but it has been missed by now, and it is difficult to correct it); if you can't accept that the relationship between the male and female protagonists may advance a bit abruptly, just go in and scold the author. I also feel that it is a little abrupt. I don't think it's too much. In this book, I admit that what I value more is the characters. In the description of the game, I'm not sure how the author wrote it, because I rarely read game articles, especially e-sports articles in front of the computer, because it's hard for me to read in and feel the tension. But I think this should be pretty good, right? I hope someone with good intentions can tell me whether the author's writing process of playing the game is good or bad. Finally, I hope the author is in good health and can code 300 chapters a day; go to bed early and get up early to eat well @ BUxie

Why is the rating so low for such a well-written novel? It is really a niche book. Except for the beginning, which is a bit hard to accept, the rest is really well written. The growth process of the protagonist is also very detailed and makes people feel immersed in it. At the same time, I can learn a lot of truths while reading this novel. I can really feel that the author is very careful in writing. It is a masterpiece. Please, author, please finish it [crying] [crying] [crying], it is not enough to read [crying] [crying] [crying] This treasure book is getting better little by little. I really feel that each character is well portrayed, very realistic, and also tells a lot of truth. It doesn't feel mindless and nonsensical. It may seem a bit unbearable at the beginning, but after the professional game, it is really great and nice. Come on, author! You must keep updating, more updates are not enough [crying][crying][crying]

It's okay, though. . You're right, but this is Lin Yu, a duel of geniuses who combines marksmanship and stupidity😋, headlock in seconds😨picking neon in the air😱180º rotation positioning😭, if I let Lin Yu use the great bullet to break your defense😤, then flow, start! 😡Exquisite marksmanship will catch you and launch every attack in seconds, eliminating all possibilities of your breath🤓. It's not the duel you remember, but the fatality is no different👿

It is said that Tomato is digging for gold from shit, but I found gold. It is a super good-looking e-sports novel. The writing is great and it is very suitable for my appetite. The novel is written with passion and depicts the soul of a duelist. I am also a tile-maker myself. Whether it is from the details or the plot, it is a super good-looking book. There is no protagonist in this book. Everyone in the book is a protagonist, with their own story and character. They also wrote the kind of things that e-sports people yearn for. However, I still really want to watch Cousin Kangshen's Battle of the Neon Hall. In short, it is a super good-looking book. If there is a shortcoming, it is that the update is too slow and it is not enough to read. If the author continues like this, I will start buying books.

The author does have a good understanding of this game, and it's not bad. The rivalry in it is also quite exciting. I just want to know if the inspiration for the protagonist comes from haeyoday. I think the protagonist is really similar to him, but haeyoday is more comprehensive than the protagonist. It's like the protagonist after evolution. I hope the author can see me

The overall evaluation of this book is: Very interesting E-sports articles have two requirements for authors: one is the e-sports aspect and the other is writing style. Let's look at e-sports first [First of all, I play tiles lightly, I can watch watts games, I know Qiuqiu, Kangkang, Jenny, etc., Etc. I know kskbl, you have a total blockade, I have thunder from the ground, etc., And because of the AG division of King of Glory, AG is my home team (Changsheng also likes to play tiles very much). I don't know much about it, but I have read all the character skills many times. The first thing I do when playing a game is to familiarize myself with the skills of all the characters. At least I can't see anything wrong with what the author writes. I can't replace senior Watanabe fans, but I think I can speak for most ordinary people who play Watanabe, and I appreciate the author's e-sports level. Definitely, you have to know that this is a novel, and the author is not at the level of an EDG coach. To put it bluntly, it needs to be completely in line with the profession. You should either watch the game or find someone who has translated the content of the game into a novel. Then think about whether you are at the level of the author, and how your understanding of Watts compares to the author. Think clearly before speaking. At least it doesn't have the problem of logic crashes and errors in the underlying code of the game. In terms of writing style: it is considered very good among online articles (Starting Point, Squid, Chendong, Newsboy, Yuantong, Luan, Eagle, Morning Star LL's book and Tao Weird Fairy, Global High Martial Arts, Versatile Mage, Adventure House, Reincarnation Paradise, etc. I have basically read them all, and I have basically read the top 10 of the Tomato Peak list. Think about whether you have the strength to say that I am talking nonsense here.) Of course, if you follow Lin Qingxuan The author of Bai Luomei and other comparisons is a Kalami (but if you compare like this, why are you reading online articles? Uninstall Tomato, he is not worthy of you) Looking at the plot, I admit that the opening plot was a bit shocking to me and the routine was very cliche, but have you noticed that there is a line of small words under all the negative reviews: Review after reading for less than 30 minutes. Ah, you all know what this means. You don't need to say more. You are either a fool, a troll, a troll, or you are just angry and impatient. After reading a few pages, you said that this book is rubbish. Do you have the ability to see through it? I searched for a long time and couldn't find a single negative review that had been read for more than 5 hours. Some people said that they didn't want to read it after browsing the comment area. I only had a question mark for him. The author also listened to our opinions and deleted a lot of emotional scenes. There was nothing interesting to complain about and no money was spent. Tomatoes are not the starting point. I really can't understand why people are dissatisfied with this and that.

What attracts me most about this book is that the author has created each character very well, and portrayed the characters in a three-dimensional way through various details, including the entire USP team, the cunning of the old security guard, the freedom of the e-man, and the purity of Lin Yu. I can't think of a single word that can express both his character and his gaming style. In terms of personality, he has a low emotional intelligence and a vicious mouth, and in terms of gaming style, he has precise props and a tacit understanding of cooperation. Only Smoky Tiger, I think the author's portrayal of him is a little shallow, not as three-dimensional as others, or Tiger looks like an ordinary person in the USP team. My impression of him still remains in the Internet cafe game after Yao praised him for being brave and the description of the personality reflected between the cat and him. In the subsequent chapters, there is no description of Tiger's character and game style in the game. It's a perfect description. I hope that the USP team will have its own shining point, and each player can stand up on special occasions. For example, the old security guard is on the defensive end, the E-man is on the endgame, Lin Yu and Yao are on the offensive end, but Tiger is not there. A USP team with all members working hard, like Shrek, with a full monster team is what I want to see, and it is the state that can perfectly overturn EDG. Overall, it's really good to watch. It's much better than some of the brainless novels that are mainstream on Tomato. At first, you may think that some of the early plots, such as the class competition and the Internet cafe competition, are a bit cliched. However, this is also slowly shaping Lin Yu's image in your mind. You will slowly feel his purity and extreme purity through his transformation process. The further you read, the better it gets.

Hao Kan is really good-looking. It is definitely not as bad as some book reviews. Every character is very three-dimensional. I hope everyone can really check it out and see if it is good. Don't bury this magical book. Ps: please give us cats more scenes [crying]

As someone who dares to play games and vctcn competitions, I accidentally read this novel, and someone who accidentally took a bite of it a few months later made me laugh all the time. There is a weird feeling of the virtual world and reality coming together. I don't know how to put it, but it's funny. Hahahahahahahaha. Let's not talk about the writing and the plot. If this plot were to be put into reality, I would feel very embarrassed because it's really weird. Hahahaha. But this is a virtual network. I only think it's funny. (On the other hand, what is the bad thing I want to write about? Is it a standard equipment? It is too insulting to the standard equipment. Who can beat the standard equipment! *At this stage, the standard equipment kills 900+) vctcn is a group of kids who are worthy of everyone's support. They are very energetic (and funny), so at this stage, I am relatively satisfied with the way the author and the group portraits are handled (I can accept it as long as there are no plots that are annoying in the future). As for why there is one less star, it's because I still feel that once I know that there is a prototype in reality, I can't stand it anymore. It's so funny. I'll give it a five-star later when I break through this layer of psychological defense. Overall, it is a very thoughtful novel. I recommend you to read it when you are bored. Although I haven't read a lot yet, I am still silently looking forward to the following plots with AG plots (my home team is proud of myself).

It looks good, I enjoy watching it! The character design is perfect, the plot is compact and not procrastinating, and most importantly, it is relaxed and relaxed. I haven't seen such a smart new author in a long time. Feeling up! Fearless contract! Start up!

Objectively speaking, the author's writing skills cannot be said to be the best, but it is definitely excellent. When watching the game, there is a kind of passion and romance that I used to watch Kuroko's basketball and volleyball boys. It is not embarrassing. Moreover, the ability to mobilize emotions is really great. Don't be dissuaded by the title of the book and those comments that exude hostility after just a few hours of reading.