CSGO: The Esports Manager

Is this the end of the display? Will you finish the book when you finish writing the final?

Alas, it's hard to imagine that the anchor wrote a lot of bratty articles before, but now they are cheating and match-fixing.

I can watch it, but I feel it's a bit toxic. The system is too invincible to hang up. You have to know that anyone who is motivated will not come to the Asian team (refer to the North Korean sniper god who doesn't like Tianlu). It's better to have the protagonist go to a European club to be a coach from the beginning. In China, except for Lao Tianlu (mo dd) Kid) What happened to other people who went to Europe to fight? (8 Match points were overturned when playing Mouse, and they were allowed to chase two, and 12 points in the building were not enough to be overturned). Given the domestic environment (5e is given priority and everyone knows it), after playing simple 5e for a long time, there is no guarantee that it will not be successful (mysterious Eastern Ganra, the ultimate jewelry crushing)

Long Tao Building

I'll ask first if I order it before I decide whether to watch it or not. Will there be many roles for the heroine in the future? If so, I'll say goodbye. I don't understand why so many people still like to write the old cliché of hiding one's identity. This is no longer a matter of knowing how to write emotional scenes. It's just dramas that whet your appetite. If you could watch it in the past, it's quite boring now and it's very annoying in my eyes.

Is it possible to finish one book and then start the next one? With such an attitude, it's no wonder he jumped on the street.

It would be weird if all the players in a Chinese club were foreigners.

Taken together, the author's control over the daily details of the e-sports article is too poor; I started reading it when it was updated to about 500 chapters. I read about 300 chapters in one go. I can only say that it was very tiring to read continuously. Endless description of the game without any buffer or foreshadowing. A lot of words and ink are spent describing the details of a game or even each round, causing the rhythm to be slow. My impression after watching it is that Meng De is an emotionless robot. He just leads the team to practice and draws cards every day. The only female protagonist is inexplicably together, and there is no other life. Although Meng De's prestige among the players has always been described in writing, it is not reflected in training and other places. When on the field, everyone trusts him, and the tactics are more detailed than the command. . E-sports writing really needs to adjust its pace. The chapters about Broky, a layman, are rare and good buffer chapters. I hope the author can work harder in the future, alas.

Ihoo collection!

I think it would work if the first team and the second team played together in the major. Don't just have a first team. Each team only has 5 players. It's too few and the talented young people can't arrange it. Get a second team to play games too. Write boldly