Reborn and sent back to S7, Qiu Sheng had once been the worst player on the Chinese server, a Bronze V in S9 and an Iron V.
Then he...
Randomly threw out skills and climbed to Challenger with 3,000 points in two months.
Randomly threw out skills and became EDG's starting ADC.
Randomly threw out skills and won the LPL Spring and Summer Split championships.
Randomly threw out skills and won the international tournament championship.
Randomly threw out skills and won the World Championship.
But Qiu Sheng knew better than anyone that, although he was a transmigrator, his skills somehow always hit their mark, and all his opponents' positioning and dashes were useless against him...
"Fine, I'll come clean. My main account is Bronze V! I can't even last-hit. Stop deliberately walking into my skills! I'm really terrible!"
Standing on the S7 World Championship winners' podium, Qiu Sheng said helplessly to viewers around the world.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
When EDG, ADC Qiu Shen meets LGD top laner Qiu Shen, who will God help? If God responds, he will pamper you and become the next Qiu Shen.
Qiu Shen next door is a true metaphysic, and the metaphysics is very reasonable. Your metaphysics is a bit unreasonable, and you have not understood the skills and economy.
If you don't know how to last hit, do you just rely on killing people to make money?
Does EZQ skill have AP bonus? Never played the game?
It's okay to exaggerate, but you told me that the version of Sword Demon with Hell Fire has three stages of Q? At that time, the sword demon was still the old sword demon, okay? . .
This is almost exactly the same as a book I am following*
Let's not talk about the data errors in the game. At the beginning, the protagonist said that he did not panic at all when he played the game at the Bronze 5 level. The Qiu Shen next door handled this very well. He panicked every time before playing the game, but he won the metaphysics. It feels like it's out of touch with the subject matter.
Has the author ever played League of Legends? Are there too many errors in skills?
The protagonist is missing four out of ten soldiers. The problem arises. He needs to directly make up for the missing soldiers with his skills.
Can anyone tell me what the famous exception is? Isn't it about becoming famous?