CS: Demon King C, you said I was a genius?

Chapter 16 Top-quality material!
After Su Zhe played another duo-queuing game of ladder with Fat Brother, he was a little confused when he saw the friend request from the Perfect Platform.

"Is this true? The professional guy I just met added me as a friend."

The fat guy next to him leaned over and said, "Could it be a scammer trying to steal your inventory? Let me take a look!"

Then Fat Brother took over Su Zhe's mouse, wanting to see if it had any professional player certification.

He kept saying, "If someone adds you in the future, sends you a link saying they support their team, or says they're a girl and want to duo queue with you, be careful, the stock will be gone if you're not careful."

Su Zhe smiled and said, "I know that, but I only have a slightly polished redline AK in my inventory, which the scammers wouldn't be interested in."

"We have to be careful though..." Fatty's expression suddenly became agitated. "Holy shit! It's really k0nfig himself! Let's take a look and see what's going on!"

After the two parties became friends, k0nfig sent a message in English, which stunned the two.

Fat Brother was the first to react: "Find the translation page! See what he said?"

After Su Zhe translated k0nfig's words, he realized that he was praising himself for his good fight and asked how old he was.

After replying that he was only 18 years old, K0nfig became obviously more enthusiastic, which could be seen from the speed of his reply.

After learning more about him, and finding out that Su Zhe had only been playing CS:GO for less than half a year and had played for less than a thousand hours, k0nfig couldn't help but exclaim, "What a rough diamond! Not only is he quick to react, but he's also a strong learner!"

When he was watching Su Zhe's demo just now, he could clearly feel that there were some problems with his positioning ideas on the defensive side and his temporary decision-making experience was also poor.

After all, k0nfig himself has been playing professionally since 2015, and most of his time has been with top-tier teams, such as Northern Lions, Blue Stars, and Team A.

In competition alone, I have played over 1700 maps.

In terms of understanding and experience of the game, he is among the best in the entire CSGO professional player circle.

So just after watching the demo of one game, I had a general understanding of Su Zhe's level.

However, with such a short gaming time, K0nfig is already quite satisfied that Su Zhe has reached his current level.

At least in his opinion, this young Chinese man has grasped the essence of breakthrough.

Then K0nfig asked again: "Do you have any thoughts on becoming a professional player?"

Fat Brother was also stunned when he saw this message. This was a bit too ambiguous! He looked unconvinced: "Ah, he doesn't want you to join Nip's youth training team, right? Impossible?"

This sentence is like a boy asking a girl if she wants to find a boyfriend. The intention is too obvious!

Su Zhe also quickly replied: "Of course!"

k0nfig: Do you have any thoughts on going to Europe to play professionally?

Su Zhe: No

k0nfig:.
Fat Brother:?
"Ah? No buddy! Don't you want to play professionally?" Fat Brother was shocked!
Su Zhe was also a little puzzled by Fatty's reaction: "Yeah, but even if I want to play professionally, I have to play in China."

Fatty slapped his thigh and said, "You're so stupid! You have such a great opportunity and you actually say you have no ideas! Have fun by yourself. I'm going outside to get some fresh air!"

What's the difference between this and winning hundreds of thousands of dollars in the lottery and then saying you have no intention of claiming the prize and just tearing up the ticket?
Strictly speaking, this probability is even lower than winning the lottery.

At least he has not heard of any domestic players joining the European youth training teams.

After the fat brother finished speaking, he turned around and walked out of the dormitory. The faint echo of "Confused~ Confused~" could be heard in the corridor.

"Nonsense! Where else can I go if I don't play professionally in China? Even if CNCS isn't good, I'm the man who's going to save CNCS!" Su Zhe muttered, feeling quite confident. He believed that other esports circles in China had many examples of champions. Even though everyone said CNCS was bad, how bad could it be?

If I, the "chosen one", join in, we will definitely be able to create glory!

Thinking of this, Su Zhe felt like he was about to burn, and immediately started his own match.

k0nfig was a little surprised to see this answer. He had thought that if he was really capable and willing to learn English, he might be able to be recruited to his team's youth training team for training.

However, everyone has their own aspirations, so he didn't ask too much. It was just something that came to his mind, and since he didn't have any ideas, he wouldn't force it.

After shutting down the Perfect Platform, K0nfig said to es3tag, "Have you noticed that there are more and more talented young people now?"

es3tag curled his lips and said, "But it's getting frizzier. A few years ago, we were competing to see who had the better shooting skills, but now, just preparing for a competition makes my hair fall out in clumps."

"But no matter how many talented young people there are, what does it have to do with us? The people in charge of this matter at the club are all useless. The youth team hasn't had any good players in a long time."

The CSGO e-sports industry chain in Europe is already quite mature. As long as you can score high on Faceit and have excellent performance, someone from the club will take the initiative to contact you.

However, their Nip youth training team can never find talents. Those players who are truly talented would rather go to some popular youth training teams like Mouz and fight to the death than come to Nip.

As a result, only those who were left out were willing to join their youth training team.

k0nfig sighed. "Oh, whatever! We're not sure how many more years we can play professionally anyway..."

……

Xiao Yujun is a blogger on Tik Tok who specializes in self-media about CS:GO.

With the CAC about to start, foreign professional players will inevitably have to play a few ladder games on the Perfect World platform after landing, which also allows him to seize the opportunity of traffic.

He would not look for games where professional players were carrying the team like crazy in the ladder, but would specifically look for games where domestic players could fight against professional players on equal terms.

There's no way around it. People all like stories about the rise of a talented young man, especially when he's a domestic player.

When someone was making a series of videos about "CSGO hide-and-seek" before, didn't they always add "Look at this Chinese player..."

Although the protagonists are not real Chinese, they are just fun to watch and the traffic is high.

Xiao Yujun also grasped this mentality of the Chinese people to gain traffic, but there are really too few such materials!

After experiencing some initial discomfort, foreign professional players gradually began to dominate the ladder with their understanding of the game.

So after making five consecutive videos, his material library was cleared.

He checked the ranking records of each professional player and said irritably, "Hurry up! I'm planning to pick up Guangzi for a meal in the next video!"

"Huh!? Two pro players from NIP lost a game!"

Xiao Yujun opened the game in surprise, and his eyes lit up after looking at the data.

"Gold! Golden Legend! It's simply top-notch material!"

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PS: I cannot write CNCS openings.
(End of this chapter)