[Online Game Exploration + Esports]
The real-time spirit battle online game Decisive Summons drew widespread attention and high hopes during its closed beta, thanks to its huge, freely explorable map, diverse ecosystems, and delightfully clever spirit AI. After its public launch, it shot to fame and quickly took the world by storm.
Soon, investors poured in, professional leagues were established, and major clubs began to take shape. Fans chanted the IDs of in-game legends, watched champions rise in thrilling matches, and witnessed the old gods fall.
But in the league’s early years, every closed-beta player and professional competitor kept one particular ID in their heart. Some searched for its owner’s whereabouts, some reminisced about their past together, and others feared him so deeply that they sincerely hoped he would never return.
Whether by fortune or misfortune, that ID never appeared, not even by the end of the first national league, let alone on the professional stage.
But just when everyone thought he would never show up again...
At the end of the first league season, during the New Year’s gala hosted by the organizers, an unfamiliar ID appeared in an exhibition match between the champion team and the audience, easily defeating the champions.
Chen Xi watched the young man slowly rise onstage and remembered the day she had found him by the river. Tears welled in her eyes.
“Hello, everyone. On behalf of the Windfire Team, I’d like to wish you all an early Happy New Year.”
The boy wore old, worn-out clothes and smiled as he spoke.
“I’m back. Did you miss me?”
Don't just send it like "I'm always lazy and I'm in a book"
I really like this kind of book with an original world view. There is nothing wrong with the writing style. The only problem is that the rhythm is not very good. Maybe the author wants to write slowly. In short, it is not recommended for those who want to read interesting articles. It is recommended for those who want to appreciate it carefully.
SO you will be like them abando n me. Will you?
It's a bit laggy, but otherwise it's okay
More descriptions of trainer battles [lick screen]
It's not easy to find such full-time master-type e-sports articles on Tomato. Please support me.
Fire Tongs Liu Ming
The subject matter of this book is quite attractive to me. It's quite good.
I would like to ask how many female protagonists are there in this book?
Very good. The author is writing a big hole. I hope he can fill it. The world view is also very novel. Don't be a eunuch or hire a ghost writer. Come on.