League of Legends: The God of Kings

Overall, the book is quite good, the content is also good, and it feels realistic. Life has its regrets (like the Japanese woman :) and remorse (like Xiaomin :), but the ending is not bad, at least much better than the bad endings of other novels, although An Ran's reason at the end is a bit far-fetched.

I've been reading Tomato Novels for almost a year now. Overall, it's very good.

It's very good. It depicts the hardships of a professional esports team, from Lin Dong's betrayal to the death of his lover, and finally to the ending. It shows that Ye Shen is no longer someone who prioritizes himself. Every character here is a flesh-and-blood individual. Honestly, aside from a few poorly handled parts, it's a very good book.

I've only just started watching, so I don't know how it goes later, but I'll give it a 5-star rating for now.

I'll definitely read any novel related to League of Legends or Honor of Kings.

The ending about Xiao Rui's passing was too simplistic; it could have been more meaningful. Xiao Rui, the principal wife, came quickly and left even faster.

One more person you can fool.

The plot is good, and the writing is engaging and well-paced! Keep up the good work! 💪

It's well-written, but it feels like the author hasn't played the game and hasn't done much research.

It looks great, it's really good.