Esports + gaming streamer + urban daily life + brainless power fantasy + transmigration + play the pig to eat the tiger
(Just so we’re clear: this novel does not discriminate against players who use touch controls.)
In his previous life, Lin Yang was a top-ranked player. He transmigrates into a world dominated by the CF mobile game! In this world, a high rank lets you get anything you want!
And in this world, the gyroscope has only just been released!
With a skill panel in hand, what kind of storm will Lin Yang stir up across the world?
Sniper-exclusive skill, “I Can See You”: The faster you switch weapons during the three-second countdown from the start, the longer you get wallhacks.
COP-exclusive skill, “How Do I Have So Many Bullets?”: The fewer bullets you have, the stronger you might be!
AK Fengxian-exclusive skill, “The Mightiest Man Alive”: With my teammates dead, I no longer care who’s right or wrong!
AK-exclusive ultimate technique: Eject the magazine!
(Feel free to comment with skill and gun suggestions! I’ll take them into consideration.)
One of the protagonist’s wishes: Reach number one on the pro leaderboard, then change his name to “Love Recycling! Love Turning Off Comments! Love Limited Sales! Love Being Passive-Aggressive! Love Stabbing People in the Back!”
The blurb doesn’t do it justice, so head to the main story! The protagonist starts out at the college entrance exams!
Friendly reminder: Some of the techniques in this novel can actually be done!
Brothers love recycling, the protagonist is a demon god descending to earth, veterans are returning, and CF pros are crushing noobs—check it out! So far, it's been incredibly fun!
A very traditional game-to-realization story: develop one or two skills at school, then acquire advanced martial arts skills, and then challenge a famous streamer and a highly renowned character.
Please give your feedback.
Well written, keep it up!
It's very well written, and this is the first time I've read a novel about the CF Mobile game.
We CFM players now have our own books!
Well written, very good. Why is nobody reading this? Aside from a few slightly awkward moments involving face-slapping scenes and romance, it's excellent. Purely a satisfying read.
The protagonist's brother is a total chuunibyou (a person with delusions of grandeur). 🤭
It's a really good book, I recommend everyone to read it, but I don't know why nobody reads it.
I love happiness! 😄