"Maple God, your ADC play is the best in the world! Nobody can dodge skills like you!"
"Maple God's strongest role is obviously jungle, okay? He's as reckless as Teacher Guo, but he's got brains too. A reckless player isn't scary, but a reckless player with brains is!"
"You're all wrong. Maple God's best position is top lane. He can tank and deal damage. He'll crush you with his toughness, and crush you even harder with his damage!"
"Need I say anything about Maple God's support? Two words: unbeatable."
"Ahem... I'm just a substitute mid laner, you know!" Lin Feng said helplessly.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
The first chapter made me *. I don't object to the protagonist having a system, but being able to draw something beyond the realistic range of professional players (such as the Sharingan) is too poisonous for me.
In fact, we can get an idea of the book by reading the introduction.
God ** Maple God. I just play games and call him Maple God. Brother Li has been playing for so many years. Is there anyone who calls him like this? He's drunk.
What kind of math problem is this? I feel like the author will lose a lot of readers because of this math problem. For example, a person like me who subscribes to everything is really a failure.
I have a small suggestion, don't write miss, don't look at the current name of "huan". In fact, miss is really not popular, no one will read it if you write it.
Those who voted for miss, I really don't know what you think.
Yes, RNG can only succeed in virtual imagination.
What's wrong with you? Forget about writing skill scores, why not write about previous games?
Brothers, the author would like to ask, do you want to read articles about saved games, or articles about most LOL games plus a small part of live broadcasts and cities? Anyway, the author thinks the latter is better. After all, you will easily get bored if you watch too many games all the time.
One of the great truths written by the author Fei Lu is that the sister the protagonist wants to fall in love with is never his biological child.