The Gun-Fire Youth Love of the Post-80S Generation

This is not a fictional e-sports cool article, but a true autobiography written by a northwest 80s/90s generation with twenty years of blood and tears - "Guns and Youth". The author used the keyboard to smash all pretense, and smashed all the instant noodle scum in the Internet cafe, the quarrel about the team's disbandment, and the breakup text message sent by his first love during the training match into the text. Here you will see: ✓How did the young part-time network administrator huddled in an Internet cafe use his free time to become the provincial champion? ✓The heroine whom I love deeply has become an old enemy in the CS circle due to various mistakes time and time again. ✓The infamous scene where he sold the scarf given by his first love to raise money for the competition, only to see her sitting in the opponent's seat at the finals ✓Those years when we played the "father and son game" on our knees, those absurd years when we used cigarette butts to draw tactics on the monitor When the gunshots of CS1.6 Turned into the footsteps of PUBG, when five consecutive sittings in Internet cafes turned into gift special effects in the live broadcast room, this book hides the scars of youth that all e-sports people dare not touch - those days when parents scolded them as "internet-addicted teenagers", those who bet their youth on the mouse, and those brothers who thought they would play CS for the rest of their lives. Are they now scattered in the grid of which city? Perhaps some book friends born in the 1980s in the northwest will vaguely see in the novel the true story of their own struggles in the CS circle. And this time, we are no longer just audiences in front of the screen, but the heroes of our own youth.