With a Head Start on One Talent, How Could I Lose?

This book kept me up all night 😎

It's alright, but the pacing is a bit too slow for me. My idea was for the protagonist to get all the basics sorted out first, and then level up, but the author seems to be suggesting reaching the maximum level first before starting the next level. It feels a bit awkward to me, but it's still acceptable.

Well, League of Legends isn't a one-man game. When the skill levels are even, you can win if you're strong alone. But when the skill levels are unequal, even if the enemy bot lane doesn't make mistakes, your teammates won't be able to beat them. Top and mid combined are more effective than your bot lane, especially with a struggling Baolan.

It's pretty good. Although the team has been relying on burst damage output so far, it's good that there's foreshadowing that burst damage won't be useful later on. Otherwise, it would just be a wish-fulfillment story, because you really can't write wish-fulfillment stories in esports. Also, the story so far shows both wins and losses, which is more realistic.

The author's writing is so short, and the sister-in-law's life is so tragic.

It's pretty good. Actually, I only started watching because it was already finished, but it was surprisingly good. Aside from the rushed ending, the first half was very exciting. Five stars! Keep up the good work! 👍

Well written, keep it up next time.

Beautiful and highly recommended! 👍

I don't know how long I watched it, maybe 30 minutes or maybe 4 stars. If it's less than 30 minutes, it doesn't count.

It's rare to find a book that doesn't mindlessly criticize Uzi, and the writing style is also quite good.