Originally titled "LOL: Recommending Heroines Starting from Lux"
Sixteen-year-old Rubus received a revelation and foresaw the imminent demise of the decadent and isolated kingdom of Demacia.
In order to save his homeland, Rubus traveled thousands of miles to Mount Targon to seek strength.
He didn't want Rubus to be taken away by the Celestial Spirits to deal with the Darkspawn. In the end, both the Celestial Spirits and the Darkspawn were injured. Rubus, who had awakened his system, regained control of his body and possessed both the power of the Celestial Spirit and the power of the Darkspawn.
After returning to Demacia, he happened to encounter a mage rebellion organized by Silas. When Demacia was experiencing internal and external troubles, Rubus went north to find the Avarosa tribe for alliance.
He saw through the new king Jarvan IV who was controlled by the spirit, launched a coup, replaced the royal power with a parliament, and abolished forbidden magic.
Noxus took advantage of the situation and marched into the city.
The winged guardian of Demacia, the Angel of Justice Kyle, has returned. Will her fire of judgment burn the Noxian army or liquidate the Demacians who have persecuted mages for hundreds of years...
Reader comments
It can be seen that the author is doing his best in writing, but some of the expressions still remain in the lines of his own imagination, without giving the impression that they are lines that the character would say.
The story is too thin, giving people the feeling of being lifted high but put down gently. For example, the confrontation between Demacia and Noxa was far less shocking than imagined.
Secondly, it is not only the appearance and performance of familiar heroes that can really attract readers. There is also the author's understanding and description of the game's worldview. I hope to see a richer Rune Continent written by the author and more characters with distinctive personalities.
Personally, I think the author's description of the environment is too lacking and the description of the appearance of the characters in some parts is too focused. He could try to depict the characters in more detail in terms of their daily movements, demeanor, and psychology.
A few humble opinions to encourage us.
Not bad, we still need to work hard on combat capability.
It can be seen that the author is doing his best in writing, but some of the expressions still remain in the lines of his own imagination, without giving the impression that they are lines that the character would say. The story is too thin, giving people the feeling of being lifted high but put down gently. For example, the confrontation between Demacia and Noxa was far less shocking than imagined. Secondly, it is not only the appearance and performance of familiar heroes that can really attract readers. There is also the author's understanding and description of the game's worldview. I hope to see a richer Rune Continent written by the author and more characters with distinctive personalities. Personally, I think the author's description of the environment is too lacking and the description of the appearance of the characters in some parts is too focused. He could try to depict the characters in more detail in terms of their daily movements, demeanor, and psychology. A few humble opinions to encourage us.
Not bad, we still need to work hard on combat capability.
Nice looking, love watching
Come on! ! !
The system is just given by a star spirit