Esports: I Transmigrated into a Villain with a Thing for Hands and Want to Save My Favorite Pro

Actually, the early parts were pretty good, and the characters were well-developed. It was only in the mid-to-late stages that the sudden appearance of a young master became a bit mind-bending; I almost skipped chapters. Especially the two Su Zes—the original Su Ze was still in his original body, and seeing him suddenly become another Su Ze—you can imagine how strong Lin Sheng's mentality must…

I'm still so hungry after finishing it! (┯_┯) The author writes so well! What I love most about the author is that they wrote extra chapters for every couple! It's sooooo good! ꒰ᐢᵒ̴̶̷̤³ᵒ̴̶̷̤ᐢ꒱♡. Although this is half e-sports fiction, it also incorporates other themes.

It's quite good. You might think it'll get a bit angsty at first, but it's actually a sweet story. I can't take it anymore! What happens next? I'm totally lost! Where's my sweet romance novel? 🙂

I'm just marking this as proof that I like it. After reading it, here's my summary: (The setting is good, and the captain didn't blindly forgive Ze just because of his change in attitude. The only downside might be that there are a lot of typos.)

Dear author, I haven't finished reading the whole thing yet, but I've roughly finished it. It's very good, the plot is novel and intricate, and the writing is excellent. It's definitely worth reading! 😢😢😢😢😫😫😫😫😫 (The following is some crazy behavior... Ahhh 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😢😢😢😢😫😫 I'm really impressed by the author, sob sob... Can anyone understand me?! Yes!)

Personally, I think it's very good. I especially loved the last chapter of the first volume; I loved the subtle sadness. I really enjoyed the little bit of angst. Later on, there's rebirth, multiple time travel, a kind of multiple personality disorder setting, amnesia, political intrigue, espionage and counter-espionage... The only thing is, the second volume feels like the e-sports part is over.

This is a really good book. Actually, I don't usually get into e-sports novels because they require knowledge of the game. But this one is different. I don't know the game; I'm focused on their interactions and their stories. The game is just a secondary element. Their story has a very happy ending. You admire the relationship between G-God and R-God.

So far, it's a pretty good novel, but it might not be so friendly to players with some League of Legends experience. Some of the settings are a bit too far-fetched, and there might be a plot hole. It mentions that after transmigrating into the book, the protagonist is in a game similar to League of Legends; it would have been better to clearly state from the beginning that it's a game from the…

I've finished reading it! It's rare for me to finish a book in one day. The beginning was quite fast-paced, and the foreshadowing was very well done. At first, I thought Su Ying was Su Ze, but I only realized they were two different people later. The writing flowed smoothly as the story progressed, and the later plot development was really appealing.

I've finished watching it! It's so good! It's really good! I just didn't quite understand the dialogue between the original owner and the protagonist (in the dream). Zeze is as bright as a little sun, so it's perfectly natural that Asheng would fall for him.