I’m the Ultimate All-Round Mid Laner!

The author is very professional. The style of painting is the same as that of Lao Yang. It is very comfortable to look at. It is not as brainless as other systematic writings. It has a gentle and gradual feeling, which makes people feel as if the author has really played a professional role. In this regard, he is just like Lao Yang. Is he a staff member of LOL? [Thinking] [What] [What]

I'm very happy to watch it so far, because the professional attitude of the protagonist is worthy of recognition, but there are a little few jokes. It would be better if I try to add real facts and famous jokes. Hahaha, there are a lot of requirements, but it is really detailed, and it is no less impressive than Xiaoyang.

People from the group let me see what's going on

Not bad, clear logic, very exciting. As expected of Brother Ji's recommendation, keep the status quo, don't be like that guy 🐏. It would be better to update twice a day [please update] [please update]

As of Chapter 135, no poison. The character design of the protagonist is not bad and he is a powerful e-sports player. The girlfriend (who has very few scenes, so I won't call her the heroine) is not from the e-sports circle. The main description is still in the competition. The number and frequency of the system's appearance seems to be decreasing and fading as the plot develops. Overall, this is an excellent LOL article. Let me say something off topic, no intention to offend. My favorite part of this book is that daily life and competition appear alternately. The rhythm of competition being the main part and daily life being supplemented is very comfortable. I hope there won't be any plot to recruit a disciple, which will show me the onset of PTSD.

@Passi was recommended by Dan Xiaokuai. I believe his recommendation is indeed worth recommending, and the content of this book really made me like it. It is well written, keep up the good work! Update more frequently and update quickly, don't become short and fast like Jipas!

It's really good-looking. It's not the same style as Jipasi, but the author's level and understanding of LOL are definitely not bad.

It's okay. Although it's partly because I'm a water ghost, I have to say that it's still a relatively rigorous article. The character of the protagonist is good, the atmosphere in the team is also well described, and the image of the humanoid wrist hero is well created. It would be better if the protagonist's experience is exposed after winning the championship.

It's rare to find a quality male protagonist in an e-sports novel. I hope there won't be a female protagonist, because e-sports romance is a no-brainer. Don't give me a heroine! E-sports doesn't need love! If you want to fall in love after retirement, we'll do it! ! ! !

This is the best book I have ever read on the subject of e-sports. It's not about the ups and downs of the plot, but the comfort, humor, and thoughts on growth between the lines. Compared with the ups and downs of the writing style, this kind of plain but realistic description attracts me more. There is a little intrigue but not much in the protagonist's growth process, there is some passion but not too much, the thinking about growth is very mature, the love for relatives, the living up to friendship, the interpretation of talent, and the respect for every opponent. I really like this mature style, and it suits me as a working dog. Come on, the author, we all understand you as we face life! I wish you smooth sailing in the coming days!