**Introduction to "There Will Be Light in Her Wild Area"**
Lu Zhao, a talented jungler, was kicked out of the team for rejecting the club's marketing hype and turned into a vicious anchor. During a live broadcast, she competed with Lin Shuang, the former Dharma King who had disappeared for three years, and unexpectedly discovered that this goddess who once stunned the e-sports circle sadly retired due to a hand injury. When Lin Shuang joined the all-female team formed by Lu Zhao as an analyst, the two went from tit-for-tat to tacit understanding, fighting their way through the prejudiced e-sports circle.
"Your jungle is too dark."
"Then be my light."
[Strong Woman X Strong Woman | E-Sports Passion | Two-way Redemption]
Reader comments
The whole story is pretty good to read, nothing too sinister. But it's funny, after watching it I still don't know what kind of game this is. But this is also what attracts me the most. Even though I don't know what the game is, I still enjoy watching it.
Then there are some issues that I don't understand. Several of the opponents' shortcomings in the article are due to the habit of looking at the mini-map. I feel that the repetition rate is a bit high. It would be better if the shortcomings are different. Another thing is that there is a game that uses observing the opponent's facial expressions to infer his next operation. To be honest, this is a bit outrageous, because you must be fully focused during the game, and you don't have time and energy to look at your opponent's expression.
The whole story is pretty good to read, nothing too sinister. But it's funny, after watching it I still don't know what kind of game this is. But this is also what attracts me the most. Even though I don't know what the game is, I still enjoy watching it. Then there are some issues that I don't understand. Several of the opponents' shortcomings in the article are due to the habit of looking at the mini-map. I feel that the repetition rate is a bit high. It would be better if the shortcomings are different. Another thing is that there is a game that uses observing the opponent's facial expressions to infer his next operation. To be honest, this is a bit outrageous, because you must be fully focused during the game, and you don't have time and energy to look at your opponent's expression.