Esports has become one of the hottest, most popular, and most influential competitions among young people today. But do you know what gaming was like ten years ago, before the concept of esports even existed? Living in internet cafes, eating instant noodles and drinking cold water; owners disappearing and wages going unpaid; competitions offering no prize money. All you had was your love of the game, enough to grit your teeth and swallow every hardship, and eventually build a glorious esports career. That was early esports! This book starts with League of Legends in its Bronze Age, taking you back to those absurd, crazy, confusing, yet passionate years!
The first book review gave it five stars. It was not easy for the author to write more than two hundred chapters. It's just amnesia or something. The memories are too long-winded. You can simplify it to make the pace faster. You have already said that a ten-year-old child can make friends, but more emotional lines are a bit redundant. I hope to write earlier to recall everything, and then compete and live broadcast as the main line. I will say this much, otherwise the author will say that I am verbose.
Very nice.
It's very interesting. It's rare to see someone writing a novel about ancient LOL. Come on, the author.