League of Legends: A Million Royal Clan Fans Beg Me to Go Pro

Really don't know what to say. The more I look at it, the more uncomfortable I feel. When it comes to eSports, can you be more like a hot-blooded show? Everyone in Laogang is very dark.

Really, it's best to have fewer female protagonists in e-sports stories and more gay friends. People who play e-sports games rarely look to see if there are women, especially that kind of thing. . . . . . . . Not to mention, give it a 6 points. I've only read chapter 7 and I really can't stand it anymore.

If you like reading cool articles, you can quit. The previous ones were too depressing.

RNG in this period is really too arrogant. The protagonist scolded Uzi and there is no hope at all. Moreover, ig winning the championship is of great significance to the LPL. It is a bit uncomfortable to steal it. The squad leader is really annoying. Even if she is not the heroine, she is disgusting. A toad bites people when it bites their feet. It is disgusting.

Too poisonous, too poisonous

Can you make that squad leader disappear? I can't stand it

I think the author should stop writing the school plot, and the character of the monitor is a bit disgusting. I think the author himself feels it is quite poisonous. [Taste it carefully] Otherwise, I wouldn't have gone out of my way to say that I'm not the heroine. As for those with no brains and black stains, I won't say anything. Everyone has their own opinions, but the plot of this book alone about the school can dissuade a large number of people.

Are you planning to write 100 chapters for a little competition?

To be honest, if you write about e-sports, write less about school plots. There won't be so many Internet-addicted teenagers, and there won't be so many open school students to worry about.

What kind of e-sports boiling sheep, why don't you reward her with a big mouth, and let the monitor play, 6. I haven't had cerebral thrombosis for ten years and I don't know how to write.