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Seeing the age of 21 really discourages me. It is not fun at all to debut in e-sports at 21 years old, and it is not a point to add color to novels... Why do people always love to write about older players? Do you beat other teenage geniuses at the age of 21? Win the championship after your debut? Otherwise, you will be brainless and say that age does not make you a better person.
A breakthrough player goes to G2 to play support? It's better to be the big brother in NIP, chasing and licking the MVP of S-level events. Isn't it interesting? You said it's normal to be someone's little brother when you have no grades after debut, but you still lick it after you have grades. It's a bit too long to be a turtle🐢
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Retired from Chapter 1, I don't know if the author doesn't understand the CS profession or what, 21 youth training 😅, as far as I know, the youth training of wealthy families basically recruits around 14-16 years old, and they go directly to nip youth training, which is pure nonsense. You have to play in China for at least 1-2 years, and make a name for yourself in international competitions before you can go to foreign giants for trial training
21 Youth Training, the youth training team is all 15 to 16 years old, except for the conductor. Which e-sports has youth training for people in their 20s, but they don't recognize the word youth?
It's a niche at first
I started out as a 21-year-old in the youth training. I might as well have started out as a member of the second-line team. Some of the members of the second-line team knew each other. I got the names of people I didn't know in the nip youth training. I combined the two characteristics of not being talented enough and being a niche. It's weird.
After reading almost 200 chapters, I still chose to give up, mainly because I couldn't feel the charm of the protagonist. CS, the team's charismatic brother, doesn't feel like much, and the highlights of his teammates are also brushed aside. Overall, it seems a bit aesthetically tired. Although the games are different and the opponents are different, I feel that the later chapters are no different from the previous chapters. I just need to change the names of the opponents and teammates and add them together.
It's not like the old author's writing... Has too many flaws
I've only read Chapter 5, and there are a lot of flaws. It feels like it's trying to discourage readers. Joined the nip youth training at the age of 21 (this age is too old), and he is also the oldest in the team. What is even more outrageous is that he plays the support position. If the protagonist had a professional career in the previous life, he would not be able to read the contract himself. You can hire a lawyer to read it for you. From the phone call with the protagonist's mother, it can be seen that the family background is quite good.
I can only say that it makes sense not to be popular.
To be honest, the recent CS novels are all about helping Niko realize his dream, including the Shanghai major and various majors. I got tired of reading them and gave up on them.