Wa, Don't Say Things Like Disbanding MyGO

The storyline of Chu Hua leaving the team wasn't very well written. The difference between leaving a professional team and taking on part-time work in a band is significant, and the fact that it's explicitly stated here is a deliberate oversight, making Mana seem more like a victim compared to the original story. I think the policy regarding the "big hand" could be changed to simply not interfering with the players' choices. After all, it's been clearly stated that Chu Hua's contract has expired, so there's no need for the "big hand" to force her to make a decision. It would be better to highlight Chu Hua's own choice, like in the Mygo disbandment incident, and it wouldn't cause such a mess. Now, with this forceful withdrawal of funding and refusal to release players, both players and coaches are resentful. Then there's the bizarre move of using the final match as a training exercise, which even pushed the team's potential to its limit. Add to that the anticipated uproar after the match, and I even think this is heading towards a bitter feud. It makes the relationship between Mujica and Sumimi seem more like enemies than competitors. How is this going to end? Actually, the part about mygo's disbandment was quite depressing, but as mentioned above, it was the players' own choice of club and they didn't use their power to bully others (although Mana directly confronted them, now the tables have turned). In addition, every member of the reorganization team performed very well, creating highlights and resulting in a good outcome. Once Sumimi disbands, it's basically impossible for them to reunite. This feels like a major team breakup. While we all know that big clubs usually find it hard to let go of their core players, this kind of direct threat of withdrawing investment seems like overreacting. Then, and most importantly, the details of how Xiangzi and Chuhua negotiated, as well as Chuhua's own emotional journey, haven't been written yet. I think it's at least necessary to write Chuhua's personal account and highlight her own realization.

If you can't win even with cheats, you might as well not write about cheats at all. You give a diamond a crown, so next, will the chicken get a crown too? What's the point of your cheat then? I ask you, even if you say it's a cheat that only improves yourself, this one can at least buff your teammates. Without cheaters, the whole team is just a nobody, right? #(Salted Fish)#(Salted Fish)#(Salted Fish)

If you don't want to write, just shout "You're castrating yourself!" Don't use these kinds of hooked chapters to disgust everyone. Mygo's chapter was basically kicked to death by the anti-3 faction in its first chapter, and there wasn't even a locker room dialogue? Meimei finished writing "Drill Dust's Happy Championship" and then went to write "Da Xiang's Return Home"—who's the main character anyway?

I thought Aine's path to a grand slam was about to begin, but even with a team buff, they were utterly crushed and glossed over. The opposing team had a top-tier lineup, yet they still managed this. Now they're being chased by the "Diamond Dust" team; will they be chased by the "Chicken Team" team later, and then by teams like "Sumi"? There's so much to write about; there's really no need to use cheat codes and still manage to arrange things this way.

Here's a joke: I was expanding my hero pool for the new season, practicing new maps with my teammates, but we could only pull out the same three heroes. One of them got countered, and we were quickly taken down. I mentioned earlier that I practiced targeting Nightshade, but we still lost to her. Haha, seeing so many people complaining makes me feel relieved.

It's a bit hard to believe. How did they lose? Ai Yin had so many buffs, including buffing her teammates, and yet they still lost and were captured. And to make matters worse, they glossed over the loss. If you really want to write about how they lost, please write a detailed account of it.

I've read up to chapter 130 so far, and to be honest, this vegetarianism is truly nauseating. The author has gone a bit too far. The vegetarian character clearly knows he's using Aine, so he should feel some guilt. Moreover, in the e-sports world, it affects Aine's future, making the vegetarianism even worse than in the original work, including his various tricks towards Xiaomu. Personally, I think the writing is biased.

Why did the dust scoop win? I don't understand.

You couldn't hold on. It's one thing to have inconsistent performance and not be able to beat the opponent, but to keep losing even with the cheat being constantly buffed is just unbelievable. Seriously? Are you implying that the other four members of Mygo are inherently weak? The team hasn't changed, the cheat has been buffed, and yet they still couldn't beat Furu. After watching for so long, it's all a huge disappointment.

Just arrived, when will Ai Yin get penalized? #(Saltedfish)#(Saltedfish)#(Saltedfish)