League of Legends: Let Me Feel Your Steel

"LOL, Let Me Touch Your Steel" is not only a book about games and adventures, but also a story about growth, friendship and love. Through the medium of games, it explores various problems and challenges in real life and how people face and solve these problems. Compared with other similar books, it is more in line with the background story of the alliance. Sometimes it makes people laugh, sometimes it makes people feel excited, and it has a certain depth and breadth. It is a book worth reading again and again.

It's very well written and updated a lot. As long as you stick to it, this book will become a hit [laughs]

Two suggestions, one is to have more chapters, thousands or even tens of thousands, because there are too many heroes and stories in the League of Legends. I especially like the background stories of the heroes. Meet more people and encounter more things. After all, the power system of the League is so big. It can grow a little slower, meet more big bosses, learn some skills, and some opportunities, such as what equipment is discovered during exploration. There are so many enemies, Shadow Island, demons, darkspawn, protoss, etc. There is more battle of wits and courage. I really want to watch more. It is too short and not enough to watch. One thing is, try to be as fast as possible.

It looks good. It's rare to see this kind of quality in tomatoes. Please give it a thumbs up.

This is my time-travel LOL fan novel. This one is a very normal one. At least the character is not broken.

It's great, 🍅There are very few books of this type, but they are quite interesting [laughing awkwardly]

To be honest, I rarely see lol fan fiction. I came in with the attitude of giving it a try. At first I thought the protagonist was a bit childish and immature. Only later did I realize that I was shallow - it takes a process from beginning to end, and so does growth! When I read novels, they generally follow: "Abandon or leave with low stars" if they are not good, "Add to bookshelf" if they are good, and "5 stars ➕ long review" if they are particularly interesting. Obviously this is a good book, keep up the good work!

Not bad. The plot is interesting. There are currently a few single female protagonists [laughing]

I have finished reading it. The descriptions are detailed, the vocabulary is rich, and many scenes are very graphic. It is great for someone like me who especially likes to watch LoL fandoms. The plots are intertwined, and there is no reading or omission. It's just that I feel a bit out of my depth in writing the following. First of all, the feeling about Lux can be changed. Although I am just the witch of country destruction, it is too annoying to change her into an M in real life. Ridicule is ridicule. This description feels a bit excessive, and there are no other plots about her in the back. This is too transparent. Second, there is too much foreshadowing in the final duel, too much description of the actual battlefield of the supporting characters, and a little less description of the battle between the protagonist and the Lord of the Void. The Lord of the Void is too weak. The protagonist burst out with the power of the Dragon King and was killed. I felt that it was written in a hurry. Third, in the last chapter, there is an extra Sona in the harem for no apparent reason, and there seems to be no foreshadowing. I think the plot of summoning Sword Girl and Han Bing to Shurima can be completely removed, and the harem and other plots can be concluded properly, and then some descriptions can be given to the Dragon King in the universe. After all, he won with his power. The summary is five stars. The first part is well written, but later on when Demacia is destroyed, it becomes anxious and the plot is a bit incoherent at times. But the merits far outweigh the demerits. This kind of refreshing article with the Heart of Steel taking back various areas at the beginning is still very innovative for lol. I also like the author's colorful style! Moreover, the settings of various characters strictly follow the background stories in League of Legends, which is very different from other fan fiction.

There's not much to say, it's a standard fanfic, especially at the beginning, it's very interesting, and all the plots are there [laughter] The setting is also good. The poisonous points can be ignored but they do not affect the economic system and combat power system. The main focus is the story of a slut who live broadcasts in Runeterra and is turned into the boss of Runeterra by the first, second and third list.