League: I Became the Savior of LPL

The book is very exciting, I feel the author has a little bit of 🐮, give it 5 stars, keep up the good work

It's very exciting, I didn't write it randomly, but the production team don't dare to update it so slowly [smile][smile][smile][smile]

To be honest, it's very professional and detailed about the game. It's rare to see such professional league documents.

This league coaching article is really one of the best in league arts and sciences that I have read. It is very exciting, but the update is a bit slow.

Good book, the writing is really interesting, good luck to the author

After reading this book, I feel that the role of coaches is still very important. This book also surpasses most systematic articles. I can't stand it anymore when I look back at those systematic articles. Author, help me develop, update, and work hard. These are not enough.

As a League Cloud player who has watched a few games, I feel it is well written. The problem is that it doesn't feel exciting enough and is a bit boring. The appearance rate of some commentators can be increased without changing the style of the article. At rhythm points, comeback points, and highlight points, such as when you come up with an unexpected lineup but achieve very good results, or when you win a game, etc., Add praise and praise from the commentator. It is not necessary to mention the name of the protagonist. You can mention the team or the player. This way the article might be more passionate, probably.

The author is very organized, using the LCK's achievement of entering the world championship to pave the way for returning to the LPL to coach, and the game content is well detailed. Judging from the current content, the author is very careful in writing the game. I personally like this style very much. Come on, author!

It's well written. Coaching articles like this are quite rare. It's worth reading.

It's been a long time since I've read such a wonderful article about the league. This is a book that describes the details of the game in great detail. The logic is clear and the plot is exciting. I'm looking forward to the achievements the male protagonist will create in the LPL.

It's very interesting to watch and very interesting. The game is not brainless and written in great detail, but the update is a bit slow. In addition, I hope the author will not be affected by the comment area. S6 is really not as good as working in Korea for a year. You don't need to start from S6 to save lpl. S7 can also be used. It's weird to force S6 to win the championship.

A very professional League of Legends e-sports article with all the details in place.

It's very good. Although the author is not rigorous enough in some places, this book has new ideas and new angles. Most of the current League of Legends articles are about players. This book takes a new approach and writes about coaches, which gives me a refreshing feeling.

It's much better than any novel about daydreaming with a cheat system and no effort. The characters of the players are also well described. The author has put a lot of effort into it. It is not the current running account. It is very interesting. Please update it.

The best lol web article I have read so far. Better than that hexagonal jungler. The author's style is very high, and his level has improved significantly compared to the previous book. He has a deep understanding of the system, and at the same time he understands the important role of the coach on the psychology of the players. Among many coaching articles, only the basketball article "The rest is just noise" can be compared.

After reading it for so long, I really feel that it is the best coaching article in my heart, especially the author's delicate psychological description. Some parts really touched me. I hope the author can continue to write it to the end! Come on!

The writing is so beautiful, why don't you update it anymore? Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, don't drive me crazy

I have been a long-time LOL player for 12 years. Ever since I read this book, I suddenly stopped reading other LOL novels. It is really professional and convincing. LOL is not a game of personal strength. The operation is indeed the blind spot of many other LOL novels. The updates are too slow. The update speed is really annoying.

It's one of the best League of Legends novels, but this update can't afford to hurt it. It's one chapter a day.

I read 200 chapters in one day, reading from morning to night. It's really good. Compared with the Tongtiandai book, this one is more... Formal? The Tongtiandai book is full of life colors and relaxed, but this one is more eloquent. These two books should be the T0 of Tomato League books.

This book is really good, detailed and reasonable. The update is just too slow. Really, can the author add more updates?

It was so exciting, it made my blood boil!

The author is really professional in similar articles, and his understanding of the game is obviously better than other peers. It's a pity that the more professional you are, the more tired you look. Most passers-by are not very knowledgeable and cannot understand it, so they often leave comments to complain.

Well written and very organized. It's just that the updates are too slow. It's been so long since I've updated. I can't write anything yet. Don't offend readers' appetite.

The author's novel has a hint of The Remaining Is Only Noise, but it is written in a different style. Come on, author, I believe this is the savior of lpl, not the second The Remaining Is Noise.

A rare LOL coaching article in Tomato [currently in development] [currently in development] [currently in development] [currently in development]

The writing is quite nice, but the League of Legends game is not very good, but your writing looks more thoughtful than some mindless articles. It's quite nice, but it's too slow to follow. It really feels so beautiful

Each team member is not a rigid character, but has his own personality. The author has done a good job in writing this aspect, but there are some mistakes, but the flaws are still there.

I really like reading coaching articles. Although the writing is a bit invincible, I can't help but like this subject matter. The disadvantage now is that the updates are too slow.

This book is really well written. It is most like a real game. Everyone in the protagonist team will make mistakes, draw or even lose a team battle. The coaching style is indeed different from the player writing style.