Lol: I've Already Been Transferred to the Manager, You're the One Who Came to the System

Man, 28 is really too big. Just take a look at the current LPL. Xiaohu and the others can't even win at 98line. Before you have a system, your talent is not even top-notch. You should probably quit around 22. It's not a question of whether you want to quit or not. There will definitely be people in the team who will attack you. I sincerely suggest you change your age a little bit.

I was forced to finish without filling in many pitfalls. Author, you are really guilty. I really want to read the rest of the content.

Yes, but it's a pity, but the new book is pretty good

Very well written. I've been loving reading this kind of thing lately.

Cross cross cross cross

He went to the World Championships to make history and had his head shaved.

1. I have not read this book, and this post is just for verification and discussion. 2. The following opinions are limited to thoughts on the introduction. According to the introduction, the protagonist is an older retired player who becomes a team coach. So here comes the question. Older age means decreased reaction, physical strength, and concentration. What is the function of the system? Let the protagonist grow in reverse? This must not be captured and studied. Besides, the protagonist has already signed a three-year coaching contract, right? Looking at the catalog, the protagonist turns into a player again. So the question is, if you think about it from another perspective, what would you do if you were a capital? Give an extra contract to the betting player, and give the protagonist the head coach's questions. Anyway, the contract is signed, and you have to do the work. As for the protagonist spending his own money to hire another one, he can still work part-time as long as he wants. (Here comes the problem. If the protagonist works part-time and does the work of two people, then the protagonist is no longer a human, but a superman. If the protagonist hires one person to be the role, isn't he just a guy who works two jobs for one price? Reality is inherently hard, and Hai can't sympathize with such a guy. The third possibility is that the protagonist becomes a player and the coaching company hires another one. The reason why this is possible is that the protagonist is not the boss's son. Before the results are achieved, you, the boss, will pay two jobs for a single position?) If there are no results, the protagonist will go back to be a coach. If there are results, the championship player will be sold and the money will be the fastest. The protagonist's coaching contract is here and he can't leave. The second season is still a beast. So is it purely a competition article? The above is my personal opinion, and I would like to emphasize again: the above opinions are all based on the introduction. I am a book reader, and the score of this book is not low. I want to read it, but after reading the introduction, I really can't think of what makes this book enjoyable, and I don't want to read pure nonsense. I am posting this to ask the book friends who have read it, and the big guys, what is the best thing about this book? (I don't mind spoilers, just like Qing Yu Nian, even if you know the general plot, you still have to look at the details of the plot).

Is it possible that I am 28 years old in 2016 and started playing professionally at the age of 25? The number 28 drives people away, but changing it to 20 is not far behind. When LPL first started, professional players were all fourteen or fifteen years old, and the older ones started at seventeen. You are ten years older than others, which is unrealistic.

Hey, another bad one. This attitude towards his own book is really unforgivable!

Laotou Cup Jin Gong's level 1 wine barrel defeated Ma Rui's level 5 Kennen, and then resisted. Its effect in group fighting was greater than Ma Rui's, and in the end the level was overtaken. And Brother Gongzi's discipline and vision are really top notch!