League of Legends: the Great Collector of Runeterra

It's really well written, with a sense of delicacy that doesn't belong to a tomato. The author has put in a lot of effort. It's much better than my incoherent one. I'm so damn jealous [crying]

It looks great. So far, there are no big problems. The author has written every task vividly. The characters are not as stiff as other time-travel novels, and they are not system novels or diaosi male protagonists. I was wrong, my Akali, I want to twist your head into a Chinese knot. The ending of Shadow Island is history. MD has the ability to slowly divide it in half first and then half again. When ntm divides the cake, can't you just pull it on yourself? To put it bluntly, isn't it just fear? Is it wise to protect yourself? If you really regarded Akali as your sister, you wouldn't do this.

It is a very good book, but the relationship between the protagonist and the people and things in Runeterra is too weak. As a result, the protagonist is not integrated with the world in the book, and it feels like the protagonist is a real person. And we all have to realize that no matter what the protagonist is, he must be in the book, even if his main mission is to return to reality. Also, the background introduction is too detailed, which is not to say it's bad, but it also compresses the reader's imagination and discussion space. To make it a little simpler for him, it's almost like asking a hotel waiter for information. It would be superfluous to write it out in detail separately. Another one is the protagonist group. Wherever the protagonist goes, new people will appear, and then Akali Irelia and so on will disappear. When we play games, if we spend 500 yuan to go out, we have to buy some equipment. Similarly, the protagonist group at the beginning is just like the equipment when going out. The always-newcomer report also separates the protagonist from the book world, as if the protagonist is pushed into the book by the author again and again, rather than always being in the book.

My evaluation is that this article written by the author is very good. Regarding the emotional lines and those fighting things, in fact, it is not necessary. This kind of plain writing brings a different feeling to people. The details are the best. Overall, there is no poison. The writing is very good and it is a good work, but its audience is very small. Especially the ultimate daily writing on the software Tomato, which can only be found good if you read it plainly and carefully. In short, my evaluation is that the audience is small. For me, I like this style of work very much. As for other people who say that it is plain and cannot attract people, it may be that you are not suitable for reading this kind of novel and reading that kind of stimulant novel.

Thanks to the author's writing style, I felt like I was there. I missed Ionia. I missed the insects and butterflies dancing in Ionia, flying among the naturally growing wild flowers and fruits, and listening to the sound of Ionia's gurgling water. The tinkling music is struck like the most beautiful notes of nature. Smell the clear air of Ionia, and feel all the dust and intrigue brought by the worldly world. All the intrigues and intrigues are washed away in it. I miss Ionia so much. May Ionia last forever.

Frankly speaking, the quality of the entire book is so good that it doesn't look like a Tomato book. It's just that the update time is a little slow. Come on.

It looks good, I like the light feeling. The character description is very delicate, and the writing style is also good. It can be seen that the background story has been carefully studied. As far as the chapters I have seen, this is definitely a good article, but it probably does not fit the overall rhythm of Tomato (also, I hope it will be a single or no female protagonist. In this style of writing, if the emotional line of the single or no female protagonist is good, it will be a big plus)

This book is very good, but sometimes the author is a bit weak, but sometimes the author can write a lot in one page. [Awkward laugh] There are very few Tomato Alliance novels, and this one is one of the better ones. [Eat melon] Hey, author, I was wrong. It turns out that Ahri's hometown is indeed in Blessing Island. I didn't know it clearly before. Please forgive me for making some nonsense comments, woo woo woo. [Cry][cry][cry]

The author's soul returns... 𓀃𓀅𓀇𓀋𓀌 The soul returns... Driving the long whip and setting up the six bridles... 𓀌𓀎𓀠𓀤𓀫 The soul is back... Crossing the mountain and singing... The soul is back... The soul is back... 𓀋𓀌𓀎𓀙𓀠 The soul returns... Sings high and triumphant... We share the same robe and enjoy the glory... 𓀋𓀠𓀤𓀥𓀫 The soul is back... The soul is back... 𓀋𓀌𓀎𓀙𓀠𓀤𓀥𓀫𓀃𓀅𓀇𓀋𓀌𓀀𓀁𓀃𓀅𓀇𓀋𓀌 So... Please update me quickly! Asshole!

The book is not a traditional personal biography of the protagonist from a single perspective, but a biography of Runeterra that favors group portraits. The protagonist is not like a traditional haloed protagonist (there are some but not many). Instead, the protagonist's perspective is used to tell the story of Runecontinent over a period of time, and the group of heroes we are familiar with. This is not a fast-food online article. The author's characterization and rhythm are all about details and background. Very good, very good. Anyone who likes the background of League of Legends can give it a try. Starting from Ionia after defeating Roxas, the protagonist is destined to rarely participate in major events in the alliance background, which means that it will not be very "enjoyable" in terms of viewing experience.

A very good book. I read LOL fandom mainly because I want someone to make up for the regrets of the Battle of Two Cities. But I accidentally discovered this novel, which can be written so well without a system. I can only say that LOL fans lack a genius like you. The description of Aiolia made me immersed in it, but in the following parts I did not feel the immersive feeling of Ionia, but I can't ask too much. The writing is really good. The following is the story of Shurima. I hope the author will work hard and I will always support you. (The reason I give 4 stars is because I am afraid that if the score is too high, your traffic will be restricted)

It's very beautiful, with delicate emotions. As a hardcore League of Legends player, it's quite good to see the background story of League of Legends. I feel that the author has put a lot of thought into it. There is an unforgettable story behind each hero. It's really good. The score must be more than 9 points. I don't understand this score.

This book is a masterpiece among League of Legends fanfics. It is not brainless or stupid, but I hope to see more of the process of the protagonist becoming stronger. The protagonist can also create something similar to runes by himself, or master the Soul Harvesting Immortal Grip and over-grow it. The ability accumulates and becomes stronger day by day. I have been writing stories, and I haven't written about the process of becoming stronger. I either become stronger in the story, or the plot ends and there is a process of becoming stronger after a period of calm. What I'm talking about about becoming stronger is not experience or combat experience, but spell power. Readers generally like to watch the process of becoming stronger that I talked about. It is very boring to keep writing the plot.

I don't know how to describe it, it's really wonderful. With peace as the keynote, collect weapons that bring disaster and war to the world. The character's personality, the description of the festival. The description of the environment really seems to feel the existence of Rune Continent. Akali's playfulness, Irelia's gentleness, a powerful mother's baby, Ryze's wisdom and tranquility. The culture of the Soul Blooming Festival.

This is a high-quality LOL fanfic so far in Tomato. The author's writing style is very good. The characters, images, and emotions are well-shaped and full of personality. Among the few LOL fanfics I have seen in Tomato, I personally think it is the best. Kudos to the author.

The author's writing style is very good, and he is very familiar with the background story of the alliance. It doesn't feel like it's mechanical. It feels like it ranks among the top among the alliance background stories I've read. There are not many alliance background articles in Tomato, so just read it and cherish it (note: the author is too short [please update])

If you want to know the background story of the heroes in League of Legends, but don't want to download the game to watch it, you can go to Douyin and search: Xiao Wangzhi [Game Plot Commentary] It's quite comprehensive and quite interesting, especially the one where Afu killed Nat [face covering]

It's very good to watch. It would be better if the protagonist had more roles.

It should be a top-notch LOL fanfic. After the golden three chapters, there is a decline. Every time a story starts, I always participate in the story as an audience and a half to watch the story. In the first few beats before the outcome of the story appears, I pretend to wait in silence. At the moment before the outcome is about to appear, I suddenly completely abandon my identity as an audience and forcefully intervene in the outcome of the story. I suddenly change the outcome and get the situation I want to see. In this case, why do I let the events develop in a semi-laissez-faire manner? In this case, why not intervene in it from the beginning and subjectively and forcefully guide the ending I want. For the sake of epicness? It's still to reflect the original Runeterra story. It's all good up to now, but when it comes to meeting Karma, especially Syndra, it becomes very nagging, as if it was forced to make such an abrupt arrangement just to meet Syndra.

The plot is very well written, but are you here to see this? 😋

Come on! One of the few League of Legends fanfics.

They are among the best among Tomato League fanfics. . I don't understand why the score is so low?

This is the best alliance article I have seen so far. I can't stand it.

This is the best League of Legends book I've read on Tomato

This kind of series is well written in Tomato, and changing the map is not abrupt.

It's pretty good. It's considered that the LOL partition is well written. Author, I don't know the guy downstairs. I think your book is very good. I support you.

The writing is very good and logical. It is one of the few harem novels that I can read. One of the best among League of Legends fans

Although it doesn't look very comfortable from the back, it is indeed a masterpiece

I haven't read many League of Legends fanfics, but this one is very good just from the basic elements of the novel. The pacing is reasonable, and the interactions with Akali, Sword Girl and other characters also make people want to continue reading.

Very very good, but the author did not update enough to read.