When the mournful horns sounded across the plains, heroes from every race answered the call of their respective factions and began to show their passion, fervor, and fighting spirit on this vast battlefield.
Wang Yafei had never played Dota before. Then, by chance, he encountered it, and the door to a whole new world swung open before him.
A haughty roommate, a beautiful team captain struggling to hold on, and cheerful, witty friends: as one teammate after another appeared, along with one opponent after another, the bewildered boy found himself swept up in the brilliant colors of youth.
City tournaments, provincial tournaments, national tournaments, and even the distant, seemingly unreachable professional scene would gradually reveal their many colors to him. As the haze lifted, the world that appeared before Wang Yafei left him utterly entranced.
This is a story about a boy growing up, and about changing his fate with his own two hands.
This book is not bad.
It might have been a bit unfinished, but it wasn't. It wasn't, and the ending seemed sloppy, and there was too much basic introduction.
Second brush, it's really beautiful
Ah, good, good
As a player who loves Dota, it's good