League of Legends: In the Pro League, I'm the Ultimate Carry

Xiaodu, the main reason is that you can just hang up while sleeping during the live broadcast. The Internet cafe owner repeatedly emphasized that we must meet at 8 o'clock, but in the end we slept all night. The reason for forced sleep by the system is not good, and the number of times is a bit too frequent, right? This is a poisonous point, it can be big or small. I originally thought that praying to the gods is the kind of consciousness and operation that temporarily obtains the consciousness of gods, but it turned out that I was invited to the gods, and I was a bystander. It was a bit poisonous to me.

It's not interesting, the pace is slow, and the excitement is low. The plug-ins still make readers worried for a while, and the whole experience is stuck, which is a bit toxic... Overall, it's like the kind of lol novel from ten years ago.

I feel like I can play 100 chapters and add 20 chapters in the Internet cafe league, another 100 chapters and 20 chapters in the college league, another 100 chapters and 20 chapters in the secondary league, another 100 chapters and 20 chapters in the league, and another 100 chapters and 20 chapters in the world championship. There are almost 600 chapters. Closer to home, are you writing about urban or e-sports? No e-sports theme in the early stage? You still need others to use the media to harvest emotional value. Does that mean you want to keep doing live broadcasts? Don't want to play in the league?

I just read Chapter 12. I fell asleep once while hanging up the queue. I overslept once after making an appointment with someone. I also fell asleep a few times when I was bound to the system. I was very energetic when I had nothing to do.

Five-star praise encourages the author! But there are a lot of poisonous points, so try not to write about things like experience cards, Internet cafe games and female teammates! Forget it, let's give it 3 stars, those women are always in plot!

The foreplay is relatively long, and the protagonist's character is a bit unreliable

It's quite interesting, and the plot arrangement is quite compact, but it's too short (there's a bad point, although Huang Doushan is a crocodile brother, the ice staff crocodile was not created by him)

Generally speaking, the advantage is that the protagonist does not have two enemies. In many systems, the hero controlled by the protagonist is like playing with unlimited firepower. The skills he uses are immediately better. Who can't use two sets to fight one set?

Detox. . .

It has flaws, but I can give it four stars for encouragement, but I still think this book is relevant.