League of Legends: Who Says There's No Champion Called City Wall?

Where did Chen Mu copy it? I can't even type the name correctly.

There are too many errors in the basic data. Writing 50 chapters in one game would be a shame.

The three-star Ueno, Nakano, Prince Kanan, and the main character Kassadin, the Green Steel Shadow. In the early stage, they actually outplayed the three-star team. With this lineup, even the bronze team couldn't win such a game. The players in the World Championship are not as good as the bronze players in the national server, right?

By describing the opponent's arrogance and the cowardice of his teammates, it reflects the protagonist's bravery and invincibility, slipping away. .

I didn't hold back in the first wave. Qinggang Shadow e flashed e to the extreme casting distance, and kicked into the four-man defensive jungle area in the bottom lane? Isn't this just a gift? Who plays games like this?

I'll give it five stars first. Although I didn't pay attention to the bad BP in the early stage, and maybe there are some in other places, but overall it's still a bit enjoyable. But to be honest, the readers' expectations are raised so high. If they lose the World Championship, there is really no need and interest to read it anymore, and the rating will also change. But I still hope that the book can maintain its quality. After all, I rewarded a character summon.

The writing is pretty good. The protagonist has no skill bugs. In many novels, the protagonist's skills don't have CDs, especially Flash. He clearly just killed someone with Flash. The author didn't indicate a timeline, and then went to another place and killed someone with Flash again. It's like Flash has no CD.

It's the experience card again [laughing awkwardly]

Will it be gone after a dozen RNGs? ? ?

Everything else is fine. If you write a dozen or so pictures about the rhythm of the game, who would want to read them?