Counter-Strike: What Do You Mean Jiahao Goes on a Killing Spree?

Do you enjoy being sabotaged by your teammates or playing 1v9 when you play domestically?

I'm asking if this is a domestic CS game. If it is, I won't watch it. I'm not going to watch the Chinese national football team.

It's better to write about Valkyrie. After all, Valkyrie is really systematic. She doesn't know how to use props and can move while walking and aiming.

The writing is a bit stiff and boring. What's also quite strange is that there are now authors who write about characters who don't use their "golden finger" (cheat codes/cheat abilities). This isn't a cultivation novel, so it's impossible for it to be tackled on conspiracy theories.

How can there be such amazing authors who have such a toxic trait as writing injuries?

Most CS fanfiction these days focuses on foreign teams, so it's rare to find a domestic team that offers a change of pace and at least some nostalgia. If you like foreign teams, aren't there enough CS fanfics for you? Why not criticize a rare domestic team novel?

Writing about a single match over three or four days is a bit outrageous.

The game was boring; it was all about aiming and killing. My teammates were all useless.

It's definitely the work of a veteran author; the smoothness is noticeable. There are a few details that feel a bit unpredictable, but the gameplay isn't actually that unpredictable. Maybe I haven't watched enough CS matches. Major doesn't have an Finals MVP, it's called MVP. The Ruins are the green Sand II map. Also, the scene descriptions sometimes don't match the final K/D ratio, but the rating stats are okay.

LvG really doesn't get much attention; it's better to write about TyLoo, which is stronger overall.