
I'm Really Not an E-sports Legend
About This Novel
Qin Yunsheng, who traveled to another parallel world, was "forced" to enter the LOL e-sports circle as a last resort. So, just to be on the safe side. He went to South Korea and found a young man named Lee Sang Hyuk who was still broadcasting live on a broken computer. He reimbursed the fare for Jane, who had just begun to show off, and coaxed her over. The factory director and Curly Hair "leave tonight"! "What kind of chemical effect will Faker, Uzi, Clearlove, and myself have?" Just when Qin Yunsheng felt very stable, he suddenly turned around and saw that the opponents he saw were all the teams at their peak!
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Official(51)Scraped 3d ago
The subject matter is good
When I first quit WE, the factory director was at the peak of his integrity. I feel that the factory director you wrote is like a second-rate jungler, forcibly weakening the factory director and UZI.
It feels a bit illogical inside
The author wrote the protagonist in a perfect way, mainly because there was no foreshadowing. He was obviously a professional player who died suddenly while playing games in his previous life. He could be a boss through time travel and get 30 million to start a team. He talked about contracts and laughed with people. In many places, the writing seems detailed, but it still makes people uncomfortable. Why? Speaking of which, the author didn't write the protagonist well when he started a team. Why does the protagonist make people feel so experienced? He needs to write about his experiences in his previous life and shape the character. Otherwise, it will be easy for people to think that his actions are not in line with the impression of professional players in our minds.
When I saw the adc you wrote, I didn't want to read it.
When I saw the adc you wrote, I didn't want to read it. I don't like the idea of one person taking the economic advantage while the whole team fights against it. I have never won any honors or championships, so I don't know if I am bragging about it to the navy, or if someone is really bragging about it.
Ahem, please listen to me. This book is well written, the plot is touching, the content is ups and downs, the ending is unexpected, the content is resonant, and the meaning is thought-provoking. It is one of the rare good books I have encountered in the past ten years. The only regret is that I have not read a word of it.
Reward decisively😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀, it's so beautiful
The two heroines in this novel are the same as the LOL novels I have read before, one is from the team and the other is someone I know from school.
Returned from the pinnacle of the alliance
If the introduction is really like this, one thing to note is that there is a language barrier. As we all know, Faker is Korean, the director of the puppy factory, and the male protagonist must be Chinese. If it is not handled well, it will be a poisonous point.
I beg the author to update it every day, woo woo woo.
The author is working hard to update it, please stop being a eunuch, please. Like this book very much.
Your emotional line writing is too bad. Could you please stop writing the emotional line?
The writing is pretty good, keep it up, author💪
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Official(51)Scraped 3d ago
The subject matter is good
When I first quit WE, the factory director was at the peak of his integrity. I feel that the factory director you wrote is like a second-rate jungler, forcibly weakening the factory director and UZI.
It feels a bit illogical inside
The author wrote the protagonist in a perfect way, mainly because there was no foreshadowing. He was obviously a professional player who died suddenly while playing games in his previous life. He could be a boss through time travel and get 30 million to start a team. He talked about contracts and laughed with people. In many places, the writing seems detailed, but it still makes people uncomfortable. Why? Speaking of which, the author didn't write the protagonist well when he started a team. Why does the protagonist make people feel so experienced? He needs to write about his experiences in his previous life and shape the character. Otherwise, it will be easy for people to think that his actions are not in line with the impression of professional players in our minds.
When I saw the adc you wrote, I didn't want to read it.
When I saw the adc you wrote, I didn't want to read it. I don't like the idea of one person taking the economic advantage while the whole team fights against it. I have never won any honors or championships, so I don't know if I am bragging about it to the navy, or if someone is really bragging about it.
Ahem, please listen to me. This book is well written, the plot is touching, the content is ups and downs, the ending is unexpected, the content is resonant, and the meaning is thought-provoking. It is one of the rare good books I have encountered in the past ten years. The only regret is that I have not read a word of it.
Reward decisively😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀, it's so beautiful
The two heroines in this novel are the same as the LOL novels I have read before, one is from the team and the other is someone I know from school.
Returned from the pinnacle of the alliance
If the introduction is really like this, one thing to note is that there is a language barrier. As we all know, Faker is Korean, the director of the puppy factory, and the male protagonist must be Chinese. If it is not handled well, it will be a poisonous point.
I beg the author to update it every day, woo woo woo.
The author is working hard to update it, please stop being a eunuch, please. Like this book very much.
Your emotional line writing is too bad. Could you please stop writing the emotional line?
The writing is pretty good, keep it up, author💪










