League of Legends: A Million Royal Clan Fans Beg Me to Go Pro
LOL：百万皇族跪求我打职业
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 154k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 3y ago
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60Chapters
23Reads · 30 days
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I really don't know what to say. The more I watch, the more upset I get. Can't you at least try to make esports more like a shonen anime? Instead, you keep making it seem like everyone's a dark and gloomy character.
Seriously, e-sports novels should have fewer female leads and more male friends. People who play e-sports rarely care if there are women, especially not... Anyway, I'll give it a 6 out of 10. I only read 7 chapters; I really can't continue.
If you like fast-paced, action-packed stories, you can stop reading now; the beginning was too depressing.
RNG was incredibly arrogant during that period. The main character insulted Uzi, so there was no hope for them. Moreover, IG's victory was very significant for the LPL, and it was really upsetting to have them snatch it away. That class monitor was just too annoying. Even if she wasn't the female lead, she was still disgusting. Like a toad crawling on your foot, she doesn't bite but she's still disgusting.
That's too poisonous, too poisonous!
Can't we just get rid of that class monitor? I can't stand it anymore!
I think the author should really stop writing the school-themed scenes. And the class monitor character is particularly disgusting; I think even the author himself feels it's toxic. [Think about it carefully] Otherwise, he wouldn't have specifically mentioned that she's not the female lead. As for the mindless haters, I won't say anything; everyone has their own opinion. But the school-themed scenes alone are enough to deter a large number of readers.
Is participating in a small competition a way to prepare for writing 100 chapters?
Honestly, writers of esports should write less about school life. There won't be as many internet-addicted teenagers or overly liberal schools, which just cause unnecessary trouble.
What kind of e-sports "Boiling Sheep" is this? She deserves a slap in the face, and she even lets the class monitor play! I don't know how I'd write this without a stroke in ten years.