Honor of Kings: Setting the Record Straight for Support Players
王者荣耀之为辅助正名
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 235k Words
- Genre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Any Honor of Kings Novels About an Insanely Good Solo Queue Player Who Livestreams?
The protagonist livestreams, takes down pro players single-handedly, and has a System. Absolutely badass.
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Are there any stories where someone transmigrates to another world with a max-level game account and has the full strength of their max-level game character?
Games Invade Reality and Affect the Real World
A world where games or horror realms from real life can enter the real world.
Game Top-Up and Whaling, the 648 Kind, Any Game Is Fine
The kind where you spend money in mobile games, like topping up 648 yuan.
King of Glory Esports, No Roommates, No Female Lead, No Flirting with Women
I want books like King of Glory: I'm at XYG, and Daxian Wants Me to Play. This is genuinely the only kind I want. Some books claim to have no female lead, then the protagonist gets flirty with other women anyway. That's unbearable; I can't keep reading. No returns or anything like that.
Any Great Video Game Novels? Got Any Saved Up?!
Preferably something really popular.
Any Novels Where Both Leads Are Esports Players and Compete in Tournaments?
Preferably something where the protagonist starts livestreaming.
Any Honor of Kings Fanfiction? Especially With Two Male Leads!
Any Stories Where the Male Lead Is an Honor of Kings Expert and the Female Lead Is a Rich Heiress?
An Incredible Gamer, a Pro-Level Carry, Hiding Their Identity
I’ll Be Direct: Are There Any Stories About Xi Shi? Any Honor of Kings Stories Are Fine
I want to read books similar to Heroes of the King: I Play a Female Hero and Become Famous Across the Internet! Please, I beg you.
Looking for Books Related to Honor of Kings!!!!
Honor of Kings!!!
I've Recently Gotten Into King of Glory Livestream Stories, Preferably With a System
Any Highly Rated Gaming Novels About a Solo Queue King Who Doesn't Go Pro?
Preferably a novel about Honor of Kings or League of Legends. The protagonist shouldn't lose his head whenever he sees a woman. A female lead is fine, but no harem. No absurd golden fingers, preferably none at all.
Any Novels About a Top-Tier Honor of Kings Player, with Streaming and Daily Life?
No going pro! No going pro! No going pro!
Bring Me Some Honor of Kings Novels with No Female Lead
Looking for books like Honor of Kings: What Do You Mean, a Sneaky Troll? I'm Just a Sunny, Cheerful Young Man!
Protagonists With the Powers of Honor of Kings Heroes
One with a System.
Gaming Stories, Esports Tournaments, All Kinds of Online and Mobile Games
Game novel recommendations welcome: mobile games, online games, competitive gaming, tournaments, Systems, fanfiction, and alternate worlds.
I'm Out of Books to Read. Any Great Novels Set in the Continent of Kings?
The Protagonist Has Every Hero at the Highest Rank and Joins a Pro Team
Looking for Male-Protagonist Stories About Honor of Kings and Livestreaming
Stories with a beauty transformation System, cross-dressing, and so on.
Looking for Books About Honor of Kings, Only Honor of Kings!
Ideally, something about transmigrating.
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Compared to most professional gaming novels, this one is closer to reality. While conveying the story's meaning, the outline and plot also draw the reader back to reality. Yes, having dreams is a good thing; the path to pursuing dreams offers some of life's most beautiful scenery. A laugh, a joy, can become a precious treasure in our memories.
To be honest, this is the book that touched me the most. As a support player, I know how difficult the support role is. Basically, the support always takes the blame, and even when we win, it has nothing to do with them. I also want to change the status of supports, but I'm not skilled enough, which is a real shame.
This book feels like one of the best among novels about Honor of Kings. The characters are vividly portrayed, and the plot progresses at a good pace. The protagonist is a support player, which is a novel aspect (compared to other novels where the main characters are junglers). Overall, it's excellent. But I just don't know why this book won't become popular, and the comment section is extremely quiet.
I said this book was alright, but the atmosphere in the beginning was too heavy and pessimistic. It's fine to include some negative aspects, but not too much. I was going to enjoy reading it, but my mood soured halfway through. I guess I'll just consider the remaining heart a way of making up for it.
Great! The path to dreams is inevitably fraught with criticism and ridicule, but undeterred by hardship, Zhang Nuo and his friends finally achieved their goals. Along the way, friendship, love, and family remained steadfast, helping them chase their own light. The ending is somewhat poignant; life isn't always perfect.
I'm also a beginner in this game. Only Xiao Cai knows a little bit; I got to Platinum I thanks to her. I played a Diamond game with my roommate before, and Xiao Cai was the first hero banned. She's terrible at playing main damage dealers, and in the end, she played Zhang Liang, which she completely didn't know how to play, resulting in a crushing defeat.
I really loved it, but it felt a bit short. I always wanted to finish it, and after finishing it, I felt a void inside. This book is very well written, and it portrays the characters' emotions very richly. Even though I knew the ending, it still touched me deeply. Although I've finished reading it, it will always remain on my bookshelf.
The book progresses at a relatively fast pace, but the character portrayals and personality descriptions are very realistic. While it lacks the mindless, feel-good thrill of a typical wish-fulfillment novel, watching the protagonist grow and ultimately achieve their ideals gives you a sense of accomplishment.
Let's have a happy ending. They played one last game together, and many years later, a group of energetic young people came to the cemetery, looking at the inscribed tombstones side by side. 🤭
From a gaming perspective, this book is pretty bad, but it handles the emotional storyline well. It reminded me of the little things in my life with my roommates and grandparents, and it made me rediscover the meaning of life.