Esports: Coach, Please Guide Me

The author is fantastic! I feel this is a hybrid of real-life KPL (King Pro League). Shen Chixiao is Gemini, who transitioned from a Heroes of the Storm champion to a coach in King of Glory, winning four consecutive championships as a coach before becoming a streamer.

Yi Nuo's unrecognized efforts, Bing Chen's ungraspable golden rain, Qing Qing being dragged out of the stadium cake, Uncle Ge, too many KPL five-time champion coaches, unwilling to accept it—the author's writing is truly amazing!

This book seems perfect on the surface, but I feel it's filled with regrets. It's about the KPL that can't be played anymore, the absence of Beizhi and Shisan from the team, the transfer of Shouhu, the resignation of Wuyang, the passing of his grandmother, and Chi Xiao not seeing her one last time. It's about ZYG. Returning to Zero after five consecutive championships, from ZYG.

Tomato's first attempt at e-sports novel, it has both sweet and angsty moments, with a super sweet romance between the two male leads. If you like sweet stories, please don't be a fan. The first generation is full of angst, while the second generation is full of comedians, hilarious and mindless. Go for it!

Esports is brutal. Unlike other books where the protagonist is invincible and always wins, this book depicts esports precisely because of the wins and losses. There are moments of joy and sorrow; everyone dreams of lifting the trophy and being showered with gold. Yet, regrets inevitably follow. The passion and courage of the young people give esports a real, flesh-and-blood character. It transcends the game on the screen, representing the passion of countless young people.

"I, a passerby, have always been waiting for you"—Guardian Are expired oranges really expired because they're just past their expiration date? I almost cried my eyes out. The romance was so sweet, but the plot was incredibly moving. I cried through most of this book; it wasn't angsty, but I just couldn't help but shed tears.

Perhaps because I've played the game myself, there were some parts I didn't understand, but they were still acceptable. I was quite interested in the story; it's a pretty good e-sports novel, I really liked it! 😍😍😍😍

I really don't know what to say. I cried buckets while reading this book 😢. My heart aches for my young readers 😢😢😢. The things that happened to each of them are so heartbreaking. I was really crying my eyes out. The author's writing is truly excellent, it's a really good read.

This is so well-written, I could never get enough! I cried so much when I got to the last chapter. After reading this, I never want to read another e-sports novel again. This book is my number one e-sports novel. Also, when are you planning to release a physical copy? If you do, please let me know, I'll definitely buy it immediately. Keep it up, author! ❤️

Honestly, although there were some angst-filled moments, and quite a lot of them, I felt it was generally good. The premise really resonated with me, and the ending was well-written (although I'm a little sad because I won't be able to see their story, but I believe it's still beautiful even without seeing it). I'm so happy to have read this author's work! 😳