
Honor of Kings: Is Our Homeroom Teacher Actually a Gaming Streamer?
王者:班主任竟是游戏主播?
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 740k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Other names
- Honor of Kings: How Did a Part-Time Streamer Become World-Famous?王者:兼职个主播怎么举世闻名了Alternate title on Fanqie
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In my opinion, this book is the best one I've read in the King of Glory series. It's full of detail and also includes some everyday life elements, unlike some books that just keep showing matches later on, which gets boring. Overall, this book is still amazing so far.
It's not bad. At least it's the first time I've seen someone whose main job is teaching and who also streams King of Glory as a side job. It's quite novel.
In this relatively niche genre, it's actually quite well-written, mainly due to its decent writing style. What's most remarkable is the excellent portrayal of the teacher's storyline. Many similar dual-narrative works have one storyline that's a complete mess, incredibly awkward, but the teacher's storyline in this book feels just right, greatly enhancing the novel's content.
Good book. Well, although I don't know much about games, the main character seems like a nice guy. As for the logic, well, I can't find any problems with my intelligence if I turn off the comments. Absolutely perfect! Great read!
It's pretty good, just don't have a female lead. The progress is a bit slow right now. [Please update more frequently!]
A few pages are fine, but it gets a bit boring after a while. However, the author's writing is decent.
That's fantastic! I bet they'll be participating in professional competitions later on.
Looks good, looks good. What I like most is that this book doesn't contain those cheesy plots where you make enemies with your opponents or teammates in a match and then show off only to get humiliated. Instead, it focuses on the competitive charm of the match itself.
Wuhu, I, Hu Hansan, am back! I've been following this book since Lao Liu's, keep it up!
Having read over eighty chapters, I really think this book is very good. Compared to other e-sports novels that quickly get the protagonist into the competition and then spend a lot of time talking about who they are fighting against and how they switch between disadvantages and advantages, this book takes a different approach.