The All-Rounder: A Top-Tier Pro Boosting Career

Why does it feel almost exactly the same as another book?

As long as there's no romantic subplots or harem elements, I can accept anything else. So far, it's very well written. Keep it up, author!

[Personal opinion] Many people say it's the same as the other one, but the author still expressed their own ideas and it's not completely identical. It's also a very enjoyable read. If you're looking for something to read, it's worth checking out. Aside from the limited word count, I haven't seen any major problems so far. I'll give it five stars for now. [You'll see]

The overall theme is good, but I hope the author adds more system rewards and more interactions with the female lead. Stop trying to teach me how to play games all the time, okay? I don't play games. What's the point of constantly telling me what to prioritize and what to add? I'm reading a novel for enjoyment, that's all. No need for such detailed explanations.

There are so few people here. I don't know why, but when I read novels like this, especially those with well-written romance, I lose interest in the game content.

The author is prolific, like a sow; not bad.

The novel is very good, but for me there's one minor flaw, though not a major one: when singing popular songs from the "past life," the author always writes "I wrote it myself," which I found quite awkward 😳. Actually, the protagonist could have said, "I have a friend," and then attributed the song's originality to that "friend," while the protagonist was just a copycat.

Overall, it's worth reading. Although I haven't played LoL, I've read quite a few novels of this type, and the author's writing is relatively detailed. Some might consider it padding, but the detailed descriptions of gameplay make it more engaging. I personally enjoyed it. Now, let's talk about some minor flaws.

Not bad, not bad. Compared to other harem novels with all sorts of messy plots, I still prefer this one. The author writes very well. It's just that the male and female leads get together a bit too quickly; they're together after only a few dozen chapters. The female lead doesn't even appear until around chapter 30, and they're already together before chapter 100.

I don't understand why the rating is so low. This book is worth at least a 9 out of 10 among similar books.