League of Legends: Taking EDG's Fofo's Place as a Starter

Five stars, come on, the stain is still old, A Le plays his own game, the jungler selection is confused, there is a problem with the mid laner, the girl's dunk is good and bad, EDG can't go far, it's a pity, the puppy should not come back. Now Uzi's second-tier level is not comparable to yours, both in games and in life. You scumbags, you talk about it every day, why didn't the God of Creation create you? Is there a gold level? Isn't it okay to come out with a Grand Slam and realize your dream? Hey, hey, hey, you didn't even look at what date I was talking about for the game. Wasn't the situation that day the same as what I told you?

I give my book full stars! This book has many shortcomings. Thank you all for reading to the end, thank you very much! The author is trying to grow a brain... New book: around mid-January, possibly earlier. Thank you readers for your great support!

Okay, especially the heroic lines interspersed by Yellow Chicken, Kled, and Varus were so exciting to me. But why didn't Yone and Draven intersperse lines later? Can't find the right one? (Anyway, when I saw Yongen playing, I kept hearing in my head Yongen's shouts of Steel Gale! Sword Wave! Dual Swords Slash! [Sneaky laugh] To be honest, I think it would be cool to intersperse a sentence of "Welcome to the Drai League" when the opponent has three packs and then kill him three times 🤔)

Invincible, although some of the operation logic in it is not very strong, and many of them are coincidental designs by the author. After all, it is a novel, but it is well worth reading. It has some exciting points and basically no poisonous points.

First of all, I have to give it 5 stars. Goldfinger is very good and a lot more fun. If you are writing about the system, you must read Smooth Killing. Otherwise, it would be too frustrating to cheat and beat others. I just stayed up late to finish it. The version is very new. I like it even more. I can't keep it up. I'll just keep watching.

To be honest, Uzi can no longer control the resources he has because of his age and strength. His strength hovers around the first-rate and medium level without operational pressure, and the second-rate peak level with operational pressure. In addition, due to the red temperature and physical strength, Uzi has become a negative attribute. Ale can't beat the current theshy, jiejie, field and Uzi. Unless the middle lane is replaced by a peak fly, the best in the world competition is the top eight, and it is a miracle to reach the top four.

3:0, T1 won. Alas, I look forward to having such a mid laner in reality.

As a person who does not play LOL and has never played LOL before, I think this book is quite good (compared with other similar categories). I can give it an 8 out of 10 points. Let me talk about the pros and cons. First of all, the author of this book is a bit exaggerated. He designed the protagonist to be a perfect person. There is really no mistake at all. Everything is calculated. Moreover, it is not exactly the kind of protagonist who relies on his strength to lead Da Shunfeng from the beginning. The writing creates some pressure. Of course, it is just with other people. The kind of brainless protagonist who is incomparable, for example, teammates are under a lot of pressure in the line, and then as soon as the protagonist comes on stage, he shows off all kinds of face-to-face actions without any eye-catching operations. I think this is a bit bad. Since teammates are mentioned, some highlights should also be given to them. I think this is more realistic. Then the pace is quite comfortable, because I have read more than 200 chapters all the way, and I feel it is okay. The story is quite concise, and there is not much nonsense. Another shortcoming is typos, and the coach's words are mixed up as he writes. These are small omissions made by the author when writing. Of course, mistakes are inevitable. I don't think I should be too harsh on the author, just some small opinions. In short, I think this book is pretty good as a refreshing read. Since I don't play in the league, I know the players' abilities completely from other league novels. I think it's quite reasonable.

It's okay. There is a shortage of books. It is rare to find a novel that is not too bad and is relatively long. Although the author often drinks and cheats, which causes the score to be wrong, or bans heroes and chooses heroes again, but overall it is okay. Although the book writing routine is too repetitive. Question, the coach questions, the audience questions, understand. Then the audience questioned, the commentators questioned, and the other side laughed, understood, and marveled. Then question again and marvel again. And then even though he is already so strong, others still laugh at him

A LOL book worth reading, the pace is faster than before. This is the only League book that I insisted on finishing. Unfortunately, the novel is a novel, and real life is always full of regrets. Come on LPL, come on Puppy, let's encourage each other.