CSGO: What Do You Mean, a Sniper with Six-Sided Skills?

I'm impressed you even after reading 17 chapters. Your book would have done better six years ago; it's all about early dominance, mid-game surge, and late-game triumph. The writing is just average, but it's okay as practice. There aren't many CS novels anyway, so it's good for practice. You can refer to more successful CS books. Don't start with censorship and discouraging readers; that old trick is really tiresome.

This is one of the few novels that made me want to quit after the very first chapter. The protagonist leaves the club, and the club manager is pulling stunts behind his back? Wait, what kind of deep-seated feud is this? Why would the club manager waste his goodwill targeting the protagonist like this?

What kind of monster is Donk? In his debut Cato Tournament, he completely crushed all the pros!

After seeing the author's previous book released, I skipped around and eventually abandoned it. I thought this book would finally have some interesting elements with the addition of a cheat system, but the author completely failed to grasp the meaning of a cheat system.

The problem started with the previous book: there were too many instances of the opposing team turning the tables. They'd barely get a chance to shine before being completely overturned, rendering the protagonist's efforts utterly useless. It's like we're even seeing Tianlu in the book! Not to mention, the protagonist's role in this book feels less prominent than in the previous one. It's eerily similar to "Zhi Cun Challenge," designed to manipulate the reader's mentality.

63 Marksmanship, 48 awareness, 50 tactics. This week's talent is "Grind King," which doesn't even boost skill. So how do you expect to beat TyLoo and VG? To play like that, your marksmanship should be at least 80, and your awareness 70. It's impossible for someone like Xiaogui and Dan to only have 50 marksmanship. This is not how you suppress strength.

😅How about we restart? Even with a through-penetration shot, with only 60 aim, won't you get killed? One week you're a god, one week you're a through-penetration shot, that's too fake. Do you think any team would want you? Out of here~

The opening setup is full of flaws, no wonder it can't compare to that book from the North. Whether a book is engaging or not, the beginning already determines whether it will be a hit. It's so off-putting. The character's growth is slow, not just in the early game, but the system's slow skill point allocation.

Let's add a donk, his aim is 99.99.

The biggest problem is still the weekly superpower, with only a 0.001 Power gain for each person killed. This is essentially a variation of the "trial card" system that readers despise. Game-related literature is already niche, and CS: GO is even more so. The author's inclusion of something like a trial card is truly self-indulgent.