CSGO: The Esports Manager

Is that all? Did you finish writing the final chapter before it was considered finished?

Sigh, it's hard to imagine that the streamer wrote so many articles about kids before, and now it turns out to be about cheating and match-fixing.

It's watchable, but there are quite a few flaws. The system's overpowered features are ridiculous. You know, anyone with ambition wouldn't join an Asian team (like the North Korean sniper who looked down on TyLoo). This kind of writing would have been worse than having the protagonist become a coach at a European club from the start.

Longtao Building

I'll ask about the first subscription before deciding whether to read it or not. I'll also check how much screen time the female lead gets later. If she gets a lot, then I'll leave. I don't understand why so many people still like to write this cheesy, old-fashioned trope of hiding one's identity. It's not even about whether they can write romance anymore; it's just a suspenseful, tantalizing story. It used to be watchable, but now it's incredibly boring and annoying to me.

Can't you just finish one book before starting the next? With this attitude, it's no wonder it flops.

It would be very strange if a Chinese club had all its foreign players.

Overall, the author's control over the daily details of e-sports fiction is too poor and too little; I started reading when it was around chapter 500, and read about 300 chapters in one go. I have to say, reading it in a row was very tiring.

Ihoo gathering!

I think it's a good idea for both the first and second teams to compete in a major. Don't just have one first team; five players per team is too few, and we can't manage all the talented young players. Let's have a second team compete as well. Be bolder in your writing!