This Pro Gamer Has Done Nothing but Bad Things!

As of the updated content so far, I don't know if the laning and other things written by the author are really true, because I have never played LOL at all, but I just like to read e-sports articles, and the content written is quite interesting. The system is not mentioned very often, and the female protagonist is mentioned above. Generally speaking, I can read it.

It looks pretty good. I originally wanted to give it five stars, but every time I watch it, a daily routine appears, which makes it uncomfortable to watch. In fact, there is nothing wrong with the daily life written by the author. It just looks boring, traditional, and cliche, and there is nothing refreshing about it. I feel like this is why most novels are written by orphans, so that you can focus on writing the main text and not be dragged down by the emotional experience of the protagonist. I like to watch the protagonist compete, start a group, play memes and other things related to e-sports. As for the protagonist's daily and emotional life, I really don't care at all.

The writing is good. The creativity of Goldfinger is novel. The main reason is that the character of the protagonist is well established. The fun person makes people feel comfortable. The protagonists of many e-sports articles are fake and serious, and the plots are all about competitions and are not interesting.

It's actually pretty good, but the group size is too small. It's not good to make jokes, but it's fun to write. It doesn't matter if it has a single heroine or two heroines, as long as it's fun. Again, watch it for fun

The writing is okay, it's funny and lively, and I can't understand the details of the competition because I don't play. If he writes about the female protagonist, it's okay. He wrote about Fang Mianmian at the beginning, and then wrote about Rita later, so I thought Rita was the heroine. Then Fang Mianmian reappeared and won the male lead. It's a pity for Rita. I still like her after reading the novel. Overall, it's OK.

I feel it's okay and worth reading. It's just that Goldfinger's whole life is not enough. I just don't know why no one watched it. Personally (personally) I think it's better in Tomato. The emotional line is not well written and it is biased towards the game line. I read Chapter 115 in one go yesterday. It's okay.

In fact, it's pretty good. The protagonist has his own position in the team. He's not a brainless carry in every round. He can withstand pressure when the team needs it. He's also not like most e-sports stories where the protagonist is like a dad even if he's targeted. It looks more real. And by the way, the author please keep the title of this book in mind. Many books change their taste after the protagonist's strength is improved. It takes several days to write about a game, resulting in a poor look and feel. I hope the author will not forget his original intention.

If you feel like you're going to be popular, get a front row seat first.

It is abnormal for the heroine's mother to have blood type AB, her father to be A, and the heroine's blood type to be O. A and B are dominant. In this case, a paternity test should be done. It is more likely that the wrong child will be born. Generally, mothers of AB cannot give birth to children with type O blood.

A good book, but there are too few words. Author, please speed up your coding! ! !