League of Legends: At the Peak from the Start

Sometimes they use real names, sometimes game names, sometimes nicknames given by players—it's all so confusing! And can you please not describe the skills? It's so troublesome to read!

I've read 25 chapters, and from the first chapter about the match, it's already one game, and the second game is still in progress. Out of 25 chapters, 10 are dedicated to introducing skills. This author must be the most verbose writer of game novels.

There's too much filler text. Some things don't need to be repeated. People who play League of Legends usually read this kind of novel, so there's no need for a special introduction. Overall, it's okay, but there's just too much filler text.

It's not bad, but I don't know why it's so cold; it doesn't make sense. Support the author.

Why have such high standards for a novel that only earned 5k? Besides, this was written 20 years ago, and who knew it would be moved to Tomato Land recently? 🤦

The two matches took 40 chapters, and I'm so annoyed, Grandma Li, 20 chapters of that are unrelated to the game. How did Uzi become a virtual champion? You might as well just make Uzi the main character.

Skills need no explanation.

The system is too cumbersome. All that kill bonus stuff feels like the system should be simpler. There's no need for any bonuses based on kills during a match. It's too complicated, especially when listening to audiobooks. I'm half-asleep, in the middle of a team fight, and suddenly the system cuts out a bit.

Most of the people who come here play League of Legends, so the skill descriptions are redundant.

This is so watery! A whole chapter is dedicated to explaining hero skills, and Karma's skills are even explained twice! It's hilarious!