The World Is a Huge LOL: God Ascension Plan

The first part was good, but the second part of going to the secret realm with those two women was like being under a spell. There were more chats and descriptions of their shock than fighting.

It was okay for the time being, but after Lin Xueer appeared, I had a bad feeling.

There is also a little trick about job transfer. At first, I was told that I had to go to the job transfer hall to change jobs after reaching level 10, but I didn't go there and changed jobs directly on the panel.

Well written, please update soon! There is nothing toxic at the moment, but the clichéd plot at the beginning is novel and coupled with Sigma Man's handling of the game, the subsequent Sims life is also very interesting. Hope to see more and better new life plots! It's a bit overwhelming, but it's also just the right amount of detail. After all, the protagonist can't just stay in the Sims all the time.

It can be said to be quite beautiful, so why is the rating so low? The protagonist's IQ is also very good. Apart from being a bit toxic in the early stages, the latter is quite interesting. What do you think of the one-star rating? [Exploration]

The protagonist setting is very good, and the skills, especially the basic passive settings, are very good. Those who like to watch Reincarnation Paradise are in luck. The author is a reincarnation fan at first glance. However, the strength of the human race is really set to be a bit weak. It is recommended to excavate a few ruins to strengthen it.

It's very well written. Although the words Sigma Man often appear in front of it, which results in a poor reading experience. But the words after that never appeared again. Moreover, the author's writing style feels a bit like a reincarnation paradise. Anyway, no poisonous spots have been found so far. It's a relatively good novel, but I don't understand why it's rated so low.

It has the style of Samsara Paradise, the protagonist also looks like Su Zhanmei, and the story line is a little messy. The simulation makes the book more like a reincarnation paradise [laughing evilly] I have to say that Caesar praised it. [Shy]

After watching it for so long, I suddenly realized that I forgot to comment [laughing evilly]

The protagonist and the daughter of the Lin family have a mutually beneficial relationship, and it is not considered toxic.

Life is also a game of ascending to the gods. Every major decision will affect the final outcome. Perhaps we will both "die" at the next moment of each choice, and we will also "survive" in the same choice. The future is changeable and our destiny is unpredictable. Even the established future will be shaken by the details. Cherish every choice, but ask for no regrets or regrets. Of course, I also hope that all of us are "free" when making choices and can firmly choose the "only" perfect answer in our minds!

"The World Is One Big LOL" is the first world view novel officially published by "League of Legends" and consists of two parts. The first part, "Wings of Dawn", was created by the well-known writer Wanzi Ge. It tells the war between Freljord and Noxus from the perspective of Ionia. The second part, "Ice Sword", was created by Guima Xing. From the perspective of Demacia, it shows the disputes and alliances among the major countries in Rune Land. This work is obviously much better than the comics and animations of "League of Legends" in terms of depth of content. The author has an in-depth understanding and detailed description of the history, culture, and characters of each country. In terms of plot design, although some parts are a bit rushed, it still maintains a high level of coherence and appeal overall. The author's writing style is also quite excellent, with precise word choice and varied sentence patterns, making the whole novel smooth and not boring to read. In addition, there are many interesting details and Easter eggs in the novel, allowing readers to enjoy reading and discover some hidden secrets at the same time. In terms of translation, the Chinese translation of this novel is also quite good, retaining the meaning of the original work while ensuring the smoothness and fluency of the Chinese. The cover design is equally excellent, with elements from "League of Legends" as the keynote, bright colors and smooth lines, leaving a deep impression on people. Overall, "The World Is One Big League of Legends" is a novel about the world view of League of Legends that is worth reading. It is a pleasant reading experience for both fans of "League of Legends" and readers who like fantasy literature.

It's very good. It draws on the ideas of League of Legends. The author uses a novel perspective and unique imagination to take us to see his fantasy and the world he wants to express. It is a very attractive world view. The overall evaluation is OK and it is worth watching.

Taking the path of reincarnation paradise, the writing style is not as good as that of Mosquito, but I feel it is only slightly inferior to Mosquito in its early stages, keep up the good work

Extremely poisonous, fatal to poison

How should I put it? It's a pity to throw away the food if it tastes tasteless [face covering] (only for me)

There may be some poisonous points in the first dozen or so chapters that will dissuade some people, but later on the writing is obviously improved. The birth of Kindred is very well written. It is very novel and combined with the background of the Alliance. Alliance fans can read it. It is very well written.

My intelligence is normal, and there is nothing toxic about it. The plot development is a bit like the routine from a few years ago, but it's not toxic and I can watch it.

I think it's okay. The background is very new, and it integrates the League of Legends background well. The plot is also very exciting. The birth of Kindred is very well written. There are many bad points in the first few dozen chapters that can be read. After all, it is a new author, and it is impossible to cover everything. Please support me.

The first one was okay, but the second one gave me two options, and I chose neither of them. I created a third option. Once it was okay, but too many times I felt like I was in my rebellious phase. After the emergence of free power, you can imitate any power. It feels too hang-up.

Ever since I started the simulation, especially the simulation after the end of Gray Joy, I don't know why I have a special sense of déjà vu. Except for the unfamiliar names, every line of words feels familiar. It feels like I have read it many years ago. It is as if I have changed a novel, and the language style has completely changed. It is like crawling another novel and then changing the name. It should be a novel seven or eight years ago.

It's good, Sigma men don't have to appear too often

The writing was quite fluent, but I didn't find anything particularly interesting. Although it relies on the setting of "Aincrad", there is no crisis of strategy, no magnificence of the sword world, and no ups and downs of emotions. Can pass the time.

It's a good combination with the characters and story background of League of Legends.

Great! Very well written.

A good book. Absolutely a good book. The first chapter is a blast. Go read it, Sigma Man, haha

It's pretty good so far, right?

Some questions Even if you kill an assassin, you can kill two or three chapters, and some of the explanations are also discontinued.

Now it looks like it's still OK, but it's a little bit lacking.

It would be reasonable for this book to have at least a rating of 8.7