CS2: My reaction speed is the limit of human capability.

When Tang Ye, the national youth table tennis champion, entered university at the tender age of 18, he could never have imagined that he would one day become a Major MVP. Tang Ye, a prodigy who had conquered the national youth table tennis scene with his racket, discovered his true terrifying potential when he first encountered CS2 in his university dormitory—his dynamic vision and neural reflexes stood at the theoretical limits of human physiology. To him, bullets speeding across the screen seemed to slow down, and every subtle movement of his opponents was as clear as a breakdown tutorial. From the campus internet cafe to professional youth training, from being questioned about "what a table tennis player is doing here," to silencing the entire esports community with a series of mind-blowing clutches. His operations were unbelievable: blind-sniping with a quick dash, defusing grenades at point-blank range, achieving a counter-kill in impossible time differences… all the highlights considered "inhuman" were just his daily routine. Until he stood on the Major finals stage, facing one legend after another, he finally proved himself to the world. He is the limit of human capability.