Huayu: What the heck is it that the actor gave me CS skills?

Kyoto, inside a room.

Zhang Xiaohan looked at the pinned blog post in her account with surprise.

In just one day, the number of views exceeded 300,000.

This is more than all her previous blog posts combined!

It might be because she marked her account as female.

The comments section was much more harmonious than Yu Su's; there were no attacks or insults, but quite a few people made lewd jokes.

The ones they pulled out weren't as big as mine, I mean the peace sign.

Are all girls these days this amazing? Or is the blogger a transvestite?

This title looks familiar; I feel like I've seen it somewhere before.

【…】

Zhang Xiaohan pursed her lips and immediately closed the comment section.

"This method works..."

Zhang Xiaohan was a little excited.

She originally just wanted to try it out, but unexpectedly it succeeded.

With 300,000 views, she can earn several hundred yuan with just a tap of her finger.

That money came a bit too fast.

"But won't we get sued later?"

Zhang Xiaohan was a little worried.

She's not an ordinary person; she's always been following the gossip in the Chinese entertainment industry.

Zhuo Wei knew all of this, and also knew that the other party had been blacklisted by many celebrities and had been sued many times for revealing gossip.

If she wants to continue doing this, she can't keep using other people's photos.

Zhang Xiaohan suddenly thought of her comics.

She can draw comics, and she can even incorporate trending news and celebrities into her comics.

Then come up with an original and unconventional title.

"Wouldn't this regulate legal issues?"

Zhang Xiaohan thought about it and felt that this method was feasible, but it would have to be done later.

Her account hasn't been activated yet, so let's remain shocked for now.

She just needs to find some shocking news that won't affect the celebrity, so that the other party won't bother to cause her trouble.

Having determined this, Zhang Xiaohan prepared to look for trending news.

Suddenly, a like popped up on Weibo, showing that it was from someone she followed.

Zhang Xiaohan clicked on it and was stunned for a moment.

"Why did he like it? What does it mean? A warning? Or...?"

Zhang Xiaohan was a little puzzled; she was also quite curious about the actor named Yu Su.

She could understand if a reporter threw out such a headline.

But it's rather bizarre for an actor to fabricate seemingly plausible gossip about himself.

But what does it mean that he liked it?

Zhang Xiaohan thought about it for a long time and couldn't help but send him a private message.

[Zhang Xiaohan, the girl who's always watching the drama: ?]

What does actor Yu Su do when he's not filming: He's a thief!

[Zhang Xiaohan, the girl who was just observing: It was just imitation...]

[What does actor Yu Su do when he's not filming? He wants to collaborate with others in the future.]

[Zhang Xiaohan, the girl who enjoys gossip: Collaboration?]

Zhang Xiaohan waited for a long time but didn't receive a message from the other party, so she exited the interface in confusion.

"Cooperation? Cooperate on what?"

Zhang Xiaohan was completely baffled and couldn't figure it out, so she simply went off to find materials on her own.

"..."

Hengdian Ming and Qing Palace.

Yu Su chuckled, put away his phone, hopped on his two-wheeled BMW, and headed towards the internet cafe.

He really just clicked the "like" button casually.

But when Zhang Xiaohan contacted him privately, Yu Su suddenly realized that Zhang Xiaohan could be considered a resource in a certain sense.

Of course, this happened after she built up her account.

Once a media outlet that exposes celebrity gossip gets going, it will never lack material, in a sense.

Why?

Because the artists in the Chinese entertainment industry are already fiercely competing for resources.

At this point, they see a third party who can expose the issue while also distancing themselves from it.

They might even proactively share gossip about their opponents with them.

Like Dispatch, a news organization that strikes fear into the hearts of celebrities on the peninsula, it is a veritable mudslide in the gossip world.

A gossip media outlet eventually became a mainstream media outlet by virtue of its credibility.

Can you even imagine that?

"But if we're going to collaborate, should we provide her with some gossip?"

Yu Su couldn't help but ponder it, but after careful consideration, he gave up on the idea.

It's okay abroad, but in China, if these accounts get too big, they'll basically either get banned or silenced.

If he gets involved and it gets discovered later, Yu Su's career will collapse.

Yu Su gave up immediately.

He's got a cheat code now, so he's still pretty much guaranteed to win.

With this in mind, Yu Su headed towards the internet cafe.

"..."

In the evening, A University was filled with most of the disheartened people from Hengdian.

Once Yu Su entered, most of the computer interfaces were either League of Legends or Overwatch.

Polite greetings could be heard from time to time.

The specific targets are usually teammates' ancestors for eighteen generations, and occasionally, when their defenses are broken, they will start smashing keyboards.

Of course, there are a very few who play 3D online games.

And very rarely, filmmakers will huddle in a corner, intently watching action blockbusters.

Yu Su shook his head, sat back in his seat, and opened one of his few CS interfaces.

After opening the interface, Yu Su did not start the game immediately.

Instead, Yu Su clicked on Macaron's profile and glanced at the other person's game history.

After discovering that Macaron had just played a game, I immediately sent him a message.

[A, the jinx: I've formed a team, B rank, 4-1, wanna join?]

Macaron didn't reply for a while, but Yu Su didn't care and went straight into the game to prepare for battle.

There weren't many people at University A in the evening.

Many geniuses may have been sanctioned and sent to schools.

With his perfect emergency stop and 50% accurate positioning, Yu Su began a brutal massacre!

It was during practice that Yu Su suddenly remembered a blind spot.

In Counter-Strike, headshot success rate is achieved through a combination of positioning and aiming.

Yu Su's positioning is 50%. If the aiming is good, his headshot rate can be consistently above 50%.

This actually reaches the headshot rate of A-rank.

Although the system has only enabled positioning practice so far, Yu Su feels that he can still improve by using pre-aiming in the process.

After all, practicing each skill depends on his basic ability.

The initial positioning value is 40%, but if he pre-aims more often during practice...

Will the base value for aiming increase?

Fifty percent? Or even higher?

Yu Su thought this was very likely.

After all, his initial positioning value and emergency stop value are different!

If the system is rigid, then the initial values ​​should be the same.

According to different explanations, the system is tailored to his own abilities.

With these thoughts in mind, Yu Su finally completed his first practice session.

[Positioning Practice (Online Game): 2/10 (10%)]

Yu Su glanced at the system.

[Player: A University's Unlucky Star (Your name is full of ominous signs)]

[Grade: C+ (Your gun is getting harder)]

[Emergency stop success rate: 100% (Excellent)]

Location success rate: 50% (You're always looking at the wrong location)

[Positioning Exercise 2 (Online Game): 1/10 (10%)]

[Positioning Exercise 2 (Offline Acting): 2/10 (10%)]

[Preview: (Gray)]

[Recoil Control: (Gray)]

【…】

[Tip: Only when you have mastered one skill should you begin training for the next.]

I succeeded once in acting practice on set, and I just succeeded once in the game.

According to Yu Su's idea, the remaining fifty percent.

Four times for the game, once for acting skills.

If the competition is scheduled for next week, then Yu Su will have to complete 10% of it in one day.

"Then let's go for a week, all at once."

Yu Su was somewhat excited. Once his positioning was fully optimized, his CS headshot ability and acting skills would skyrocket!

At that time, whatever he does, he will have his own confidence.

Thinking of this, Yu Su couldn't wait to open a room and prepare to play another game.

But then he caught a glimpse of something out of the corner of his eye, paused, and tapped the chat interface in the upper right corner.

Macaron sent him a message.

[Macaron: A competition? What competition?]

[A University's Unlucky Star: Internet Cafe League.]

[Macaron: Why are you looking for me?]

[A University's Unlucky Star: Because you passed our team's assessment and met the skill requirements.]

[Macaron: ...]

Kyoto, at Yoshikata's studio.

Zhang Yang, the assistant in the publicity team, was somewhat bewildered when he saw the message on the computer.

He is the publicity assistant at Jiaxing Studio.

I recently finished promoting my boss's new drama, so I decided to play a couple of rounds of Counter-Strike for some fun.

Who would have thought that this netizen would suddenly appear and immediately invite him to a match?

He knew about the competition, he knew about CS, but the key point is that he didn't add this person.

Zhang Yang hesitated for a moment, glancing at the boss's studio room, and asked the other party to wait.

If he remembered correctly, his boss added this friend a couple of days ago when he was playing games on his account.

Zhang Yang didn't know why he was added.

But the boss has to know about this.

Zhang Yang arrived at Yang Mi's door and knocked.

"Enter."