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

Chapter 35 You know, I’m a ten-year fan of Nip
More than two hours passed quickly, and the trial results of the two maps of both teams came out.

The five members of Team X finally understood why Nip wanted to try out a newcomer with absolutely no competition experience.

This reaction is ridiculously fast!

Although it can be targeted well tactically, this reaction coupled with the marksmanship is too tough to face head-on.

They didn't know how many times they had died at the hands of this man called Arrow.

After the training match, sjuush asked in confusion in the room, "Where did you find this new player? He's so talented! I've never seen him in the ladder before."

k0nfig saw this and smiled, typing back: "Can you guys ever get such a good thing?"

sjuush:?
He couldn't help but laugh at this reply, and could only sigh at Nip's good luck, but he didn't take it too seriously.

CSGO professional teams have undergone several years of continuous iteration. What’s the point of having good shooting skills?

Under the influence of the former captain, Brother Dianz, he has always believed that the tacit cooperation among the team is far more important than individual strength.

In the previous Rio Major, didn’t they have any star players on their team but still won the runner-up?
……

Every team has a different perspective on the game CSGO.

Coach djL believes that although Su Zhe's performance in the two training matches still has many shortcomings, he is quite satisfied with it overall.

Moreover, he would perform eye-catching moves from time to time during the game. In short, he was very smart.

He felt that what this young man lacked was only acquired experience. As long as he learned fast enough, he would soon become a sharp knife in the team.

After the training match, he smiled and said to Su Zhe, "You rest here for a while. I'll print out your data. Come with me to find the team manager later."

After saying that, DJL went to the printing room next door.

After the coach turned around and left, Su Zhe breathed a sigh of relief.

He felt that he had burned out after today's two training matches, and used all the things he had learned from watching various game demos.

But in many cases, I still played very passively, and I couldn't help but sigh that no professional player is easy.

Professional players he had never heard of before were able to use their experience to cause him great trouble.

k0nfig, who was standing nearby, stood up and high-fived him. "Brother, you played well today! You played really boldly!"

Su Zhe:......

Is this considered very bold? He felt that he had been very cautious and treading on thin ice in the two training matches today!
Of course, I couldn't say this out loud, but I didn't know what to say, so I just said awkwardly, "It's mainly because your monitor is so easy to use, and the network is also good..."

"Pfft~" REZ, the first Bengbu resident, laughed. This was okay, but when he thought about the delay of more than 100 when Su Zhe and others played in a team in the past, he could understand it a little bit.

The expression on es3tag's face was much more relaxed at this time. This kind of performance would definitely be recognized by the team manager.

He was worried that Su Zhe would become nervous during the tryout today and thus affect his performance, but he didn't expect that he would get such good results.

Being able to achieve good results in this kind of game has exceeded his expectations.

He was increasingly looking forward to what changes Arrow, the young man, could bring to their team, which was already stagnant.

DJL was very quick and returned to the training room with some papers in a few minutes.

"Hey, Arrow, come with me." Su Zhe stood up and walked out after hearing this. k0nfig made a cheering gesture to him when he left.

Su Zhe followed the coach all the way to the team manager's office. He found that the manager actually drank tea and was sipping the freshly brewed hot tea with a look of enjoyment.

Team manager THREAT took the data sheet handed over by djL and took a quick look at it. Then he signaled djL to go out because he wanted to talk to Su Zhe alone.

"sit down."

He looked at Su Zhe who was sitting opposite him and asked some very basic questions.

For example, age, game time, etc., and then he looked at the data in his hand from time to time.

Everything was satisfactory, even better than the performance of several players who came to Nip for trial training before, but he just always felt something was weird.

He was very uncomfortable with a player with no competition experience joining his team.

Although there have been examples before that prove that true talents can achieve good results by directly entering the first-line arena, there are too few examples.

Not to mention that they had Top 3 sniper Tom Cruise in front and Bao Lan with a sky-high contract of 60 euros in the back, but all of them disappeared after coming to their club.

So THREAT couldn't help but ask, "As a Chinese, why don't you play professionally in your country? I remember there are quite a few professional teams in your country."

Su Zhe's mouth twitched when he heard this. If he were playing in China, he would probably be trying to find connections in the youth training team and curry favor with the management to see if he could be promoted to the main team as a substitute as soon as possible.

He now understood that even a talented young man like Zaiwu would have to buy two Huazi cigarettes for the management before he could get promoted to a domestic youth training team.

Su Zhe thought for a moment and replied, "You know, I've been a Nip fan for ten years. I've dreamed of becoming a professional Nip player since I was little. Back then, I was bullied by the Kobold and Forest Brother... @%*"

After Su Zhe's nonsense for more than ten minutes, THREAT's face was full of enjoyment.

He also recalled the glory of the team in the past, completely ignoring the fact that Su Zhe was only eight years old ten years ago.

Su Zhe: "So when I found out I had a talent for playing CS:GO professionally, the first team I wanted to join was Nip!"

"Restore Nip's glory! It's my duty!"

"Good!" THREAT couldn't help but clap his hands. "To be honest, your tryout results completely met my expectations."

He then took another sip of his hot tea and said, "But then again, you should know how difficult it is for a complete newcomer to enter a first-tier professional arena."

"I can give you a contract with a team, but you have to prove yourself with your results."

"How about this, the IEM Katowice qualifiers will be coming up soon. If the team can secure a spot and you perform well, I can let you continue to be a starting player."

"But if you are like those newcomers, my suggestion is that you can come to our youth training team to continue to settle down."

Su Zhe agreed immediately after hearing this.

He didn't yet know how difficult the Katowice play-in round would be.

But as long as he becomes the starting player of the team, even for just one day, the countdown task in his system will be completed!
At that time, even if I can only join the youth training team, I can still rely on the system to grow stronger slowly.

After receiving a positive response, THREAT pulled out a contract from his folder. He looked at the two-year contract and suddenly thought of Baolan.
Then he changed the two-year contract to three months and resubmitted it—
I didn’t expect that Green Dragon really won the championship. Donk really broke my perception of breakthrough players.

As you know, I have actually been a fan of Green Dragon for ten years.

(End of this chapter)