[Esports] I Made a Comeback Without Meaning To

Actually, I don't want the heroine and Liang Tingmo to be together. It's my personal opinion. [Sending my heart][Sending my heart] I feel like the heroine is being led by the male lead. Baby girl, please cheer up. You can do well without Liang Tingmo!

Currently, this is for everyone who doesn't want Liang to be the male protagonist.

She left at a critical moment, and the heroine was the only one left in the team to lead a group of newcomers to play the game. Now she comes back and wants to chase her again? She keeps harassing the heroine while she is focusing on playing the game. . . On another note, I really like the character of the heroine, and Fang Qi, my childhood sweetheart is very easy to talk to, Bai Bai

It's great to watch, and I'm very curious about what the misunderstanding between the male and female protagonists is. The content of the competition is also written in great detail, not a running account. The heroine's psychological activities are very empathetic, and it feels like she has captured all the laughter and tears in the professional arena.

The heroine and Xiao Hyun look good together.

I like the female protagonist very much, regardless of her operation and personality. I think there is some shortcomings in the emotional line. I like Fang Qi more than the male protagonist. The male protagonist is also good, but Fang Qi is better. I think there are a lot of emotional lines. The top laner and the female protagonist also seem to have emotional lines. It's time to make an idea. I still agree with Liang being the male protagonist. His cooperation with the female protagonist is really great. He will not hold back or steal the spotlight from the female protagonist. Apart from the previous misunderstanding between him and the female protagonist, everything is fine.

I feel like Brother Liang left Xiaofeng because of something, but he didn't tell Xiaofeng. I hope they can resolve their misunderstanding! Xiaofeng is really handsome. She has been solving problems on her own. Her teammates are still helping solve problems when they are in good condition. This woman has slipped into my heart!!!

It's a very good book. It's rare to see a book on Tomato that mainly focuses on the growth of the female protagonist. It writes about competitive games very seriously, without a single brush stroke, and without the arrogance of trampling on the efforts of others in order to highlight the genius of the female protagonist. Everyone is a person of flesh and blood, still young, still passionate, still passionate, and still have opportunities. First of all, the author has carefully described the game. It is not just like a martial arts novel in which you come and go with swords and swords (I have seen an outrageous description of facial expressions in a MOBA game), but more towards the calculation and consciousness of the actual game (of course it cannot be completely consistent with the game, but it is already great). Secondly, I really like the author's character descriptions. Needless to say, the heroine is a hard-working genius. She may be a bit slow emotionally and speaks directly, but she will use her own way to help her teammates and is a very team spirit. The other characters, especially the three main male characters, are also very fleshed out. Liang seems to have a rational and restrained side, just like the dark part mentioned by the author. He sees clearly, is rational, and will always make the objectively "best" choice. The contrast with Xiao is really sharp. In a similar environment, Xiao still chooses to believe in some things that Liang considers "worthless". But looking back at Liang himself, his humanity and emotions prevent him from becoming a completely rational person. All his contradictions and hesitations are reflected in the heroine. I think Fang is more like an ordinary person around a genius. I believe everyone will have one. She is obviously younger than you, but she has surpassed you in just one month. We all went to the same high school, but for college she went to Harvard and you went to Harbin Buddhist College... You are still friends, even very important friends in your heart, but you will feel as if there is something between you and you are gradually drifting away. The above content is my personal understanding, and some words do not convey the meaning. In short, it is a very good novel. Good luck to the author! I look forward to the growth of Xiaofeng and his teammates. I don't know if the author can still read it... I really like this book. Whether it has cp or not, I think it is very good. What disgusts e-sports is not having CP, but giving up games and work for CP. Being a heroine does not mean that love is cut off. The author's creation of different characters is really good. Everyone has their own personality. It's a pity that I didn't continue writing. I hope the author won't be discouraged!!!

Except for the male lead, they are all good. A person like Liang is suitable to be the second male lead. After all, he is also a person who has abandoned the female lead. I think Jiang Liang or Fang is more suitable to be the male lead. A strong female lead is actually suitable for someone who can cooperate with her in life. As long as the two people live a suitable life, I will agree even if they are not in the industry. To be honest, it is easy to write the male lead as a strong female lead. Is better than the heroine (I have abandoned many novels because of this kind of fake female protagonist). Of course, I actually like the novels without CP the most. I feel that the author lacks some consideration in CP, but the writing on the game is still very good. It is rare to find an e-sports novel without any obvious mistakes, and the setting is more rigorous (maybe because it is an original game¿)

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