CS: Awakening the Shinigami's Eye
CS：从觉醒死神之眼开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.2M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Esports
- Updated
- 1mo ago
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16Monthly votes
19.5kRecommendations
102kFans
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Niko will never win a Major championship in his lifetime.
Do you still dare to write CNC? Who knows, one day the characters in your book might be wearing silver bracelets! 😁
A decent CS novel, but with two major flaws.
Personally, I think the two biggest flaws are the romance, which is completely unrelated to the CS theme, and the fact that the protagonist, as the last major of Go, lost. It's such a huge disappointment, even in a fantasy novel, there's this sense of loss. Novels can be realistic and relatable, but the protagonist's loss in Paris is ridiculous.
The author's description of how long they watched the live stream and their tone of voice in it are so accurate, it's hilarious! 😁
I told you to change the beginning, change the beginning.
As a complete newbie, could you please tell me what happened between 11 PM on June 21st and 2 AM on June 22nd, 2026, at latitude 50.935173°N, longitude 6.953101°E? Are there any stories of prodigies in CS who debuted but became tragic heroes, enduring years of hardship but never losing their passion, only to redeem themselves at the Cologne Major? What kind of finals were these?
Did the author relapse into his pretentious, artsy phase later on?
Did anyone read to the later parts? In 2024, while there was a bunch of boring romance, the protagonist started using his cheat codes instead of playing them. Every game was formulaic, with all his teammates dying and him 1v4. Let me be blunt, even if you replaced the protagonist with Donk and kept the same teammates, he wouldn't be any worse than during the Green Dragon era, but he played worse…
All I can say is that I won't be booking any romantic scenes.
Niko missed out on another major.
I told you to change the beginning! Are you deaf?