
League of Legends: IG Never Works Overtime
英雄联盟:IG永不加班
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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To be fair, it has nothing to do with national borders or race. IG's three core players are the kind of players that all League of Legends players love. Song Yijin, whom you can always trust. A career-risking flash: Yu Wenbo Jiang Chenglu single-handedly carried the entire team for half a season. Eighteen years of people stepping forward were wonderful and perfect, giving so many people a perfect ending to their youth!
As a reader who carefully read the entire book, I'd like to offer my review. While it's a bit saccharine, it has a better plot than other books and a certain level of professionalism, so I'd say it's quite good. The only other decent book I've read about League of Legends is *Honor of Kings*, and this one feels slightly better than other similar works.
I've read several problematic comments; the story doesn't go as planned. First, when reading a novel, you should focus on the theme. The protagonist's character has supported IG from Season 1 until his time travel, so it's perfectly normal for him to have feelings for IG and want to join them to change things.
I have to give this book 5 stars! I'm a girl and I don't even play LoL, but the content is still really good. Plus, reading this book always makes me yawn and feel sleepy; it's definitely a lifesaver for my sleep. Love it! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Regardless of what others say, and although I skimmed through it, this book truly brought me joy. I think the author is very professional. Besides, if you're so confident, then you write it! Five stars for encouragement; writing a book is no easy feat.
Well, this is an absolutely fantastic e-sports novel. It starts with a time-travel story, progresses to a professional career, culminates in a hard-fought comeback victory, and finally, the unexpected awakening from a dream – what seemed like a dream turns out to be the beginning of another legend. It's truly incredibly good!
I've finished reading it. It's just one S9 tournament, and they wrote 500 chapters just about the finals.
Ah, I was kind of looking forward to the four-star finals, but it was going too slowly. I got a bit tired watching the last two games against FPX and it took me a while to finish watching them. 😂 The parts where Ning and management were driven out were also written very blatantly. Overall, the match was described in great detail, and the gameplay was quite enjoyable.
That feels like it fulfills my dream of IG winning another championship.
I want to ask, aren't IG players supposed to work overtime? Why are they still playing against IG in over 100 chapters?