[All-Around King] [Livestream] [Lighthearted] [Has a System] [Doesn't Play Professionally]
His mechanics are unmatched, his game sense is excellent, and his champion pool seems bottomless. He can handle every so-called "prison-gate" hero and every overpowered pick with ease.
He livestreams Honor of Kings every day, mercilessly crushing all kinds of streamers.
"What, he can do Moonlit Infinite Hounds?!"
"How does his Prisoner Da have his ultimate kick five times in a row?!"
"Why does this Nezha have a barcode on him?!"
"How does Blood Demon Zhao Yun refuse to die? You can't hurt him, and he still deals insane damage!"
"Li Xin, can you stop split-pushing and join a team fight... Great job stealing the tower! You're the reason we won in the end!"
"Why is your support getting a pentakill?!"
"One-shot kill rate: 100%."
"Damage dealt in key team fights: 85%."
Dehua: "Why is it him again? Someone save me!"
Qiannian: "Brother Yao, why are the Prisoner-Gate heroes not the least bit useless in your hands? They're ridiculously overpowered instead. Could you teach me?"
But he faces the problem of finding a job after graduating from college. Fortunately, he awakens a System that lets him earn real-world money by winning ranked matches in Honor of Kings.
He can live a carefree, lie-flat life just by playing Honor of Kings, but his girlfriend thinks he's wasting his time and breaks up with him.
After Lin Yao is hurt, he accidentally rescues a beauty cornered by a bald, muscular man, only for her to ask him to come over and take a bath...
But that's not all. His ex-girlfriend regrets breaking up with him and wants to move in with Lin Yao.
Even more unexpectedly, Yao's childhood sweetheart comes knocking...
"No, you all"
Good 👌. . . .
Dog licking article,,,,,😅
The plot is pretty good. My problem 🤦 is that the male protagonist is really a licker 🤦 I can't stand it when I see 46 🤦 It might be better later, but 🤦
It's okay, it's pretty good to watch, I hope it can have a little more plot in Shura Field. There are too many games. And I found that time passes so slowly in the novel. Only two days have passed in the novel.
Awesome, incredible