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In order to advertise his so-called guild (which is actually a jewelry scalping organization), he renamed AWP to his guild name (Douyin search for Huangshan Club) and loaned it to G2's sniper m0nesy, and let m0nesy participate in the competition with this advertised AWP in the major. When communicating with him, he told m0nesy that this AWP could "give you" (in China, giving sometimes means lending rather than giving), and m0nesy literally thought it was to give to himself. After G2 lost the Legends group, the user quickly approached m0nesy to get his AWP back, but m0nesy did not notice the news in time. The user then spread rumors that m0nesy "can't be read" (as far as I know, the Steam platform does not have a read feature) and personally attacked m0nesy. Later, under the public opinion, m0nesy was forced to come forward to clarify and quickly pulled it into the blacklist after returning the AWP. This user single-handedly made the world full of malice towards Chinese CS:GO players. But in fact, this guy is a jewelry scalper. This has nothing to do with CNCS, CNCS players are innocent, and it is all the fault of this group of scalpers. CNCS players love the game and hate the trinket scalpers. What we like most right now is that Valve has banned its account from trading accessories. We would love to see this swarm of poisonous insects lose even their pants.