You Call Me a Pressure Merchant? I’ll Bring the Pressure to the LCK

Brothers, you can go search: What kind of profession can you play if you are so good at fighting? I'm nm, wait for me to copy the article exactly the same, the writing is far from nm, it's the same as the flow of water, I will spray it

I only read this book because of rng. I don't know what kind of person with cerebral palsy who brags about rng without thinking. He is expelled from the country at every turn. He really treats himself as a person. Seventy percent of rng's fans are fans, bringing the fandom culture into e-sports. To be honest, in the five o'clock game, Samsung and dk are not better than rng? It's hard to tell the truth. This club rng is also a capital with cerebral palsy. There are really people who are fans of this kind of club.

Not to mention you copied the book next door, but you can't even figure out the time? Oscar is the spring season, EDGm is over, if you still give Oscar, it will be hard to win

You are really good. Until now, you have been emphasizing the unfair treatment of the protagonist in LPL. Fans and commentators have also scolded and ignored it before. In this case, you can either stay in LCK. Don't write about how LPL treats you all day long, while the protagonist is licking it like crazy. Write a picture that you will be able to do in a short time. Back to lpl, to be honest, the highlight of your book is that the protagonist breaks out of the previous e-sports writing routine and goes to lck. If I didn't write those plots where lpl scolded the protagonist at the beginning, it would be okay to go back later. Now I guess I won't know how many readings of your book will be missed after the protagonist returns.

This book is basically the same as the previous one, and the descriptions of some scenes are basically the same. The familiar Uzi retains, the familiar Fak does not deal with, the familiar Korean audience, all these familiar things are really awkward.

Are you really not familiar with it? Is ROX good enough for you? Not only did he deliberately not play to vent his anger, but it disrupted the team's strategy for the second game, and his failure to play was with the clear purpose of making his team lose the game... Childish and unprofessional.

This book does have its own ideas, and it has more exciting points and a refreshing plot than the one next door. The one next door left the LCK and returned to the LPL to create a non-all-China K1, which was meaningless. Nearly Qianzhang was a match and live broadcast, just like a running account, and he kept getting more handsome, but Qianzhang had not touched the opposite sex yet, and he really only played games in his life. The plot of this book is ups and downs, more exciting, and very comfortable. Everyone said they copied Next Door, but no one said that Next Door was strong. I couldn't stand the game in Chapter 7 or 8 of Next Door.

The setting is the same as the one there, but this one has a faster pace and is more intensive. The one there is not enjoyable at all, with too much nonsense and side introductions that have nothing to do with the plot.

Don't leave the LCK for the time being. Help SKT win a few more S championships first. Otherwise, if you leave after winning the championship, others will only say you are lucky. The most important thing is that the old road next door is boring. Seriously, after a Triple Crown top laner leaves SKT, he defeats SKT in the S game and completes his fourth consecutive championship. What is this called? This means that SKT can't survive without its male protagonist. This is what makes it so valuable.

**, Let me reply to lpl, the protagonist is like *, he was beaten to the bone and came back, why not go to Europe, America or Wanwan? This plot forced ROX to lose and then SKT won another championship. How does this prove that the protagonist was the leader of the team to win the championship the year before? Who cares about you if you don't win the championship? I also wonder if it was ghostwritten, otherwise I won't read the comment section, is it purely a standalone? Or maybe it's what someone said in the comment area before, copying a book, but now that I can't write anymore, I just follow that book, right?