The King's Avatar: Crowned in Glory

It doesn't quite fit my impression of a full-time master, both in terms of strength and personality. First of all, the characters, Sun Xiang and Tang Hao are too good, they should be unruly, at least the arrogance is not reflected in the article. Huang Shaotian's chatty attributes are not reflected, and Fang Rui's sleazy style is not reflected. How could Chu Yunxiu, a person rated by Ye Xiu as the strongest female player, worry about having problems in individual competitions. The assistant at the beginning actually knew Ye Xiu. In this case, with the popularity of Glory in the original work, Ye Xiu would have been exposed long ago. Secondly, strength, Fang Rui is not strong enough to win half a head count in the arena, and Li Xuan is a ghost sword, which is equivalent to a support. Will players from other countries be treated by a feast of ghosts and gods together? And there is no need to write down players from other countries as if they have only experienced one season in order to show the strength of our Chinese players. It is more normal to have strong and weak, lose and win. 10:0, 9:1 All the way is not realistic (unless this is a brainless article). Finally, there was too little fighting in the game. It felt like it was just a description of tactics, and there wasn't much in the commentary. It felt like it just read people's names, and Pan Rong's "Let's wait and see." Overall, it's relatively bland, maybe because I just started the book? But it can be seen that the author is very patriotic. Five stars to praise your patriotism.