You Call This an Esports Lucky Charm?
你管这叫电竞锦鲤
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 763k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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347Chapters
112Reads · 30 days
172.1kReads · all time
5.9Score
27Listens
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It's not bad for a League of Legends novel; at least it doesn't have any plot points that make you want to vomit. (This is just my personal opinion; those who want to criticize me should just say so themselves.)
The pictures are quite amusing for older people, haha. It's not such a weird bonus; in fact, it gives older people the possibility of regaining their peak form. Who wouldn't want to see their beloved 001/006 shine and claim their championship? Go WBG on the 19th! If they win, the author will have to add a dozen more pictures, haha!
This is the only League of Legends-style book I've been able to read all the way through. The protagonist isn't the kind who becomes invincible through a system; he grows gradually, and the book features character psychological portrayals and a bit of a draft/ban system.
Dear fellow readers, please give Little Koi a rating if you happen to pass by. I heard that all the guys who've ordered from here are handsome. Seeing so many negative reviews means the author's writing isn't good enough, but they will gradually improve. The protagonist is weak in the early stages, and his personality issues require time to develop. Because he follows the Little Tiger template, he won't be too invincible in the early stages.
It has some innovation, but not much; it's still watchable for me. After reading through the comments, it seems the character development doesn't suit the "fast-paced" reading style of Tomato.com users, hence the criticism.
Four-star recommendation! It's not that it's not good enough, it's just that I'm afraid it'll be too good and I'll lose the motivation to update!
It's pretty good. Compared to other similar novels that focus on flashy maneuvers and special effects, it captures the joy of playing League of Legends at the beginning. The only downside is the system's weak presence later on, and the ending feels a bit rushed. It feels like there's still a lot more potential for development.
Sure, I haven't played League of Legends in a long time, but seeing them still makes me feel a little nostalgic. I hope they do well.
A pretty good League of Legends novel
The storyline is highly immersive and has few flaws.