CS: What Does It Mean to Dominate as Jiahao?

Once hailed as the most extravagant talent in the history of Chinese Counter-Strike, Wan Kaizhao was forced to leave the region after his hand injury rendered his playstyle—defined by extreme individual mechanical skill—unsustainable. He had led his team into the Legends tier, but physical limitations cut his prime short. Suddenly, Wan awakens to find himself transported back to 2024, now serving as a substitute for LVG, a Chinese CS roster. The landscape has shifted: familiar stars from his past are gone, replaced by global icons like NiKo, s1mple, and ZywOo, leaving him disoriented in this new era. Amidst his confusion, Wan’s immediate priority is clear: perform well as a substitute in a top-tier tournament hosted by the ESL Pro League. It is then that he discovers an abstract system bound to him called "The Most Extravagant in History." This system rewards him for executing high-risk, unconventional plays that typical professionals would never attempt. Tasks range from taunting opponents with graffiti and repeated crouch-spams after emptying his clip to secure a win, to deliberately unloading all but one bullet to achieve a raw mechanical duel against an enemy AWPer. Each successful feat grants him tangible improvements, such as enhanced aim precision or increased one-tap capability. With these newfound abilities, Wan Kaizhao begins his ascent. Standing on the podium with hands in his pockets, he declares that this championship is merely the beginning of his deification, and winning a Major is only a matter of time. Though he shares the same age bracket as his competitors, he intends to crush them with superior skill. Truly extravagant.