CS: I became Top 1 by grinding my skill level

"The enemy has smoked in the middle, the CTs are definitely going to be weak at B this round. I'll sneak in, and once the smoke clears, guys, let's go!"

"Crunch, crunch—"

With a 9-1 start, he was unstoppable when he got into the rhythm; even the hammer in his mouth was chewed with a strange sense of rhythm by Danking.

3 seconds, 2 seconds, 1 second, after previewing the yellow wall to make sure no one was there, Danking immediately pulled out a large sandbag.

"puff--"

"[T Demon Prince uses AK47 to headshot and kill CT aike]"

"Even among these lowly punks and blondies, there's a difference, you know?"

"Pooh--"

Danking spat out the hammer fragments in his mouth, beckoned to his three teammates behind him, and told them to come over and go straight into B.

"Ta-da!"

T's main force followed, gathering between the stone slabs and sandbags.

"call--"

Separated from Han Tian, ​​who was squatting down, by only a thin wooden board, a T had just fired a three-box fireball.

The moment the incendiary bomb was launched, Han Tian moved.

The moment he was pulled out, three Ts turned to face him, and with the one behind the wooden board to his right, a total of four Ts were not paying attention to him at that moment.

"Snap—"

Aiming at the head of the danking character model at the front, who was aiming at the coffin, the first bullet was fired, and the dual-gun buff [Her Joy] was activated!

"Clap clap clap—"

The sudden hail of bullets sounded just like setting off a string of firecrackers during Chinese New Year, only at five times the speed.

"[CT Zero used dual pistols to headshot and kill T Demon Prince]"

"[CT zero killed T green with dual guns]"

T, who was about to throw an item at the stone slab, hurriedly tried to switch to his gun to fight back, but Han Tian's dual pistols had already started firing wildly, with no intervals between the "bang bang bang bang" gunshots.

"[CT zero used dual pistols to headshot and kill T blue]"

Separated from Han Tian by only a board, the bandit who had just finished throwing three boxes of fire had ample time to react, since two seconds had already passed.

Unfortunately, he was perhaps distracted by the fact that his three teammates were wiped out by the dual pistols in an instant.

So he made a huge mistake: he took the curry and started shooting wildly at the wooden plank in front of him, trying to kill Han Tian behind it.

However, the angle is always slightly off, and Han Tian is equipped with full armor and dual pistols.

After taking away 49 drops of blood from Han Tian, ​​he was instead killed by the remaining 11 bullets from Han Tian's dual pistols.

[CT zero used dual pistols to headshot T purple]

From the moment it started to the moment it ended, less than three seconds had passed.

"Thud—"

Danking stood there dumbfounded, a few clumps of hammer fragments of varying sizes falling from the corner of his mouth, apparently from spitting them out.

"What?! What kind of gun is he holding?"

"Hey guys, is there a bug in my game? Why is the kill icon for my MP9 showing dual pistols?"

Danking, finally realizing what had happened, truly believed that he had just been killed by the MP9 submachine gun.

"Is it possible that he actually managed to make his dual pistols fire at the rate of fire of an MP9?"

Just after throwing three boxes of fire, the T player who was killed by Han Tian spoke up quietly, questioning the situation.

The voice channel fell into a deathly silence.

......

Score: 16-14, the terrorists win!

He ate a point from Danking while watching Ekko send Danking a voice message, showing off.

Han Tian wiggled his right index finger. After using [Her Joy], perhaps due to the heat generated by friction, the left mouse button became so hot that it was burning his hand.

His fingers were a little sore, but it wasn't enough to affect Han Tian's marksmanship. He moved them around a bit and they were back to normal.

"That frantic pressing of buttons just now—I hope it didn't break?"

Holding up the GPW2 provided by the club, Han Tian squinted to check if the paint on the surface had been scratched off.

"Gurgle—"

His stomach rumbled. "What time is it?" Han Tian was about to switch screens to check the time on his computer when suddenly everything switched to the live stream page he had opened that morning.

I don’t know, I’m scared.

The number of viewers in the live stream has quietly reached over two thousand.

The barrage of comments was flying across the sidebar.

"[The streamer's hands are so white and long, and their hand speed is so fast! Can I have their QQ number?]"

"[My QQ number] ×99"

"[Isn't this the 'genius boy' featured in the Beihai Film Festival? Has he proven himself?]"

"[Team Mo is going to do offline interviews with people? And you still say he's cheating? How awkward is that?]"

"[Was that hand speed even human?]"

"[This is ridiculous, ridiculous, ridiculous...]"

Han Tian glanced at the barrage IDs and found that most of them were new accounts cursing him for cheating, with only a small portion being normal viewers.

Logically speaking, now that they've gone offline, even if you suspect Han Tian is cheating, shouldn't you at least respect the facts?

But obviously not. Looking at the layers upon layers of new accounts flooding in and bombarding Han Tian with insults, Han Tian sensed something was amiss.

"Could it be that guy from Beihai is up to something again?"

He certainly remembered this "cheating" streamer, who had insisted that he and Zhang Zhen were cheaters. This guy had even instigated fans to cyberbully Zhang Zhen, refused Zhang Zhen's request to prove himself, and then released his personal information.

Moreover, we might even run into his team, Long Xiao, in an offline event a few days later.

"CSGO Beihai." Han Tian directly searched for the streamer's Wikipedia entry.

"A member of the MG team during the CS1.6 era, he joined MG in 2003 and achieved a top-four finish in the WEG2003 East Asia Cup Three Kingdoms Tournament three months later."

"In 2004, I won the CPL2005 World Tour Lion City Championship with my team."

"In 2005, Chang Chengyu, the captain and commander of the MG team, passed away due to illness, after which the MG team officially disbanded."

........

"Retired after CS:GO was released in mid-2012."

After reading this, Han Tian frowned deeply, and the question marks in his mind grew larger and larger.

"This guy? Was he really a professional CS player before?"

Harboring negative traffic, stirring up trouble, irresponsibly making baseless accusations, inciting fans to attack others, openly livestreaming bots/smurfing...

What he did almost entirely drained the lifeblood of Chinese CS, making it hard to imagine that he was once a player who loved CS, pursued a professional career for it, and even won a major championship for the CN region.

Han Tian opened Bilibili and directly searched for Beihai's operating account.

Sure enough, two days ago, Beihai released another compilation about Zhang Zhen – "The 'Genius Boy' Who Made It to the Electric Snake Cup Offline", which was a compilation of some of Zhang Zhen's exaggerated kills in the ranked ladder.

Hmm? Only Zhang Zhen and not me? Could it be that I've been getting too much attention lately? So Beihai is planning to focus their attacks on Zhang Zhen first? Han Tian was a little confused.

Scrolling down further, the video has 980,000 views, which isn't particularly high, but it's quite popular in the CS section, especially with over 5,000 comments below the video.

Perhaps it's because teammate Zhang Zhen's performance in the games these past few days has been so remarkable that, although most of the criticism is negative, there are noticeably more people speaking up for them in the comments.

"They're already playing in offline tournaments. If that doesn't count as proving themselves, then what does? Winning a major tournament?"

"Please, C+ players, stop using highlight reels to identify bad players, okay? Anyone with a Gold S rank could see that this guy's perspective is that of a pro."

But as Han Tian scrolled up to the author's pinned comment, "thump—" he slammed his fist hard on the table.

Since his rebirth, Han Tian had never been this angry.

Because that damned Beihai has once again published Zhang Zhen's personal information, and even pinned it to the top of the comments section.

"Buzz—"

Han Tian's phone suddenly vibrated, and he rubbed the sore spot on his hand where he had just been tapping.

He picked up his phone and saw several WeChat voice messages from Zhang Zhen.

Zhang Zhen: "My younger brother was beaten up by his classmates at the elementary school in our hometown."

His classmate said: "If the older brother is cheating... then the younger brother isn't any better..."