Gun God, the number one Marksman, missing three times in a row must mean the gun has a problem, right? It can't be the person's fault, such a simple reasoning.
But a sniper rifle is a system. If the bullet has issues, it will be inaccurate; if the gun itself is faulty, it will also be inaccurate; and of course, if the scope has problems, it'll be off-target as well.
Gao Yang chose a close-range target, didn't even aim carefully, just fired based on intuition, and immediately realized the scope and the bullet's trajectory weren't aligned. It may be troublesome for others to quickly identify the issue, but for Gao Yang, it's just a matter of making a rough aim, firing another shot to confirm, and the rest doesn't even need testing.
Seeing the enemy retreating, it was the perfect time to shoot. Why did problems have to arise at this moment?
Frustrating, and deeply sorrowful, isn't it? It's excusable if this happened to someone else, but how could it happen to the Gun God!
