
League of Legends: Risking My Life in Competition to Become China's Esports Pride
联盟:拿命竞技,成为华夏电竞之光
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Subgenre
- Unknown
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
910Chapters
11Reads
7.1Score
293.3kReads · all time
In booklists 13
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Reader comments 53
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The RNG League is where youth began. It has never won the S-game championship. Players have retired one by one and left the game in despair. It is a regret of youth. I hope that RNG can realize its dream in the future. ——A little fan
I can tell you very clearly that this is an enjoyable book, and it is a pleasure to read, so don't worry about some details. If you like to read rigorous articles, go ahead. From yesterday to today, I have read 900 chapters. It is really good, provided that you only want to read interesting articles. However, some poisonous things are acceptable, after all, the flaws do not hide the virtues. I hope the author will work hard and update
It made me cry. Maybe this is the best ending in my dream. Juju did not appear later, which is a bit regretful, but it is still very good. Come on, author [stop] (let me see how long I watched it)
This book is very enjoyable and exciting, but one thing I don't know is, is there a female protagonist? Was the relationship finally confirmed? Is it Bai Juju?
To be fair, there are many mistakes in the middle, including the name of the hero selected in the battle. The later system has no sense of existence, but as a fan, the plot development of the team he likes is still good.
The author really has nothing to say about the coding speed. He said that there are some holes that have not been filled, such as the comeback and the female protagonist. These actually do not affect the viewing, because it is essentially an e-sports, and the main plot is perfect. And it's not finished yet. After reading it, leave a message
It took me three days to stay up late to finish reading it. Although there are some flaws and several pitfalls that have not been filled in, it can be regarded as the ceiling of LOL stories in Tomato. It may be the first time for the author to write about this subject. There are some bugs and unclear descriptions in the article, but overall it is good. The article about Bai Juju and the reform in the second year can be written as a supplement or in the next book. Otherwise, it always feels a bit regretful.
After watching it, I feel a little bit sad. Let's not talk about the game, but the relationship between the players. I feel a bit sad after watching it. I especially think of those days in the past. I miss Vayne from Uzi. Because of a game, I fell in love with a player and chased stars. Because a player fell in love with a hero. I retired for one person, put down the game in my hand, and spent a few years working to forget about the game and forget about the memories. The moment I read the book, the damn memories began to attack me. I can't forget the year Wu Zi retired, nor the civil war in the Bird's Nest that year. There are too many things that I can't forget, and it's hard to let go after all.
I don't know where the love started, but it goes deeper and deeper. Is it a dream? I don't know, for us outsiders, it may be just a dream, but I sincerely hope that for the people in the book, no, for Su Fan, no, I sincerely hope that there is such a real parallel world, and I sincerely wish them that in that world, they can ride the wind and go straight to the nine heavens. Bless you, my champion, bless you, Su Shen, my FMVP, come on, your future is extremely bright, your future is on top of the world! Maybe you're too deep into the game and can't help yourself, but no matter what, keep going! I hope that in their world, they will be world-famous and unrivaled!
It's just a dream come true. The passionate young people back then are now old and have only the memories of middle age. Ten years is too short to get out of those wonderful moments. Ten years is too long. The All-China Class is still just a legend. Go back and live with your dreams.