CSGO: I'm the Buff Captain
CSGO：我是buff队长
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 832k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Esports
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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254Chapters
4.6kRecommendations
23.8kFans
In booklists 2
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Reader comments 29
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C+ was just fantasizing before he was blown up by Fish-Bomb Bro.
Suspected plagiarism
Author, this isn't right! This plot sounds so much like the drafts I've been working on for two and a half years. How about this, you update another 500,000 words so I can take a closer look and see if it's the same as my drafts. 😏
What kind of C++ could create such a dream? 😭😭😭
Where is Shennong?
From the synopsis and table of contents, it seems to be a top-tier fantasy novel about five C+ students who, through a system, achieve sudden enlightenment and become Donk, Simple, Niko, Nice, and A-God, and then directly enter the major. How is the writing style? Is it toxic?
It was entertaining to watch, but it could have been a bit more imaginative. The protagonist's identity wasn't revealed, so just calling him a rich second-generation heir who pays for his own matches would make more sense. He'd be responsible for his teammates' training expenses, etc.
Seeing the part about inviting my cousin to be the team leader made me feel rather bored. My personal assessment: the content is slightly off-putting.
He doesn't watch the matches, he just fantasizes about the games, that's really something.
To be fair, the author's portrayal of the match flowed very smoothly, without any unnecessary delays or a rushed, assembly-line-like approach. It had a feel of watching a match with commentary. Previously, I'd seen many matches that were simply start → win/loss → end, lacking both commentary and audience perspectives. Or, during the match, it was all from the protagonist's first-person perspective, which felt very stiff.
I thought it was NetEase buff, and I was wondering where this salesperson came from.
I still think the arrangements for the departed personnel need to be reconsidered.
After all, they were a group of truly talented players who only had the opportunity to play professionally with the help of the protagonist (the system's power). Based on the previous descriptions, besides Li Xiang, they were just a bunch of delinquents, yet they'd already increased their monthly salary from around 3k to 100k.