CSGO Phantom Breaker

When 22-year-old Zhou Lin decided to play professionally, everyone thought he was crazy. In this world where talents who debuted at the age of 16 are everywhere, 22 is the age to retire, not the age to start. Not to mention that he also has a top-ranked brother, Sun Qi, whom he personally ignored seven years ago, a mother who was so determined to sever the relationship between mother and son, and a girlfriend who suddenly disappeared from the world during his junior year. Zhou Lin didn't explain anything. He just carried the old mouse that he had used for four years and moved into the youth training camp of the DK team. From the "connected person" who was questioned by everyone, to the "humanoid cheat" who had 32 kills in his debut in the top league; from the "cheating suspect" whose black account ban record was discovered, to the "late genius" who proved himself with 26 consecutive wins; from the "team hidden danger" who accidentally injured his teammates due to hallucinations, to the "Lin God" who led the team to win the national championship - it took him a whole year. But this is not a cool counterattack article. His hands would shake, he would use a carbine, he would lose his mind at the most critical moment of the finals, and he would send messages with red exclamation marks in the fire escape late at night that would never receive a reply. This isn't just a story about esports, either. This is about how a mother who "I am all for your own good" and a girl who "disappears is fulfilled" turn love into harm in different time and space; about how a brother who has been calling "coward" for seven years secretly saved each other's demos; about how five people who have gone from questioning each other to fighting side by side use an AK bought by saving three games to support each other's trust. Messages that cannot be sent out, messages that cannot be spoken