CSGO: The Pinnacle of the World

This is ridiculous! They're all just trial cards. Even if you get through trials using trial cards, so what? With so many scrims and practice matches in a normal team, how many trial cards can you possibly use? If you use them, each trial card represents a different style; if you don't, you won't even get a chance to play. Are you really planning to be a freak every game?

The level suppression is too harsh, but otherwise it's pretty good. In the later stages of CS: GO, many stories are abandoned because the protagonist is too invincible. It's understandable that the level suppression is unreasonable, since it's a wish-fulfillment story. It's normal. I just don't know how they'll write the later parts. They can't keep using the experience card forever.

There are very few CSGO novels, and this one is alright, but it overemphasizes everything with numbers. The first problem is that it treats the protagonist as starting from level 0, which is unnecessary. Even an S-rank level would be fine; the gap between S-rank and second/third-tier professional players in the Chinese ranked ladder is huge.

Keep it up, there are still too few people writing about CS: GO.

Why haven't you written any more Rise of Kingdoms novels? Although they're both niche themes, I still want to read more Rise of Kingdoms stories, since there are so few well-written ones.

I feel like the writing started a bit too early in the story, and it might be difficult to continue later. It all depends on the author's writing skills. The only major flaw is that the director left the story.

It's supposed to be a useful and easy-to-use CS: GO book, but it's just another trial card!

To be honest, the skill barrier for CS is a bit high.

I really liked the author's previous books. UpUp

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