League of Legends: I Dance to the Gods and Win the Championship
联盟：我跳大神得冠军
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- English
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Other names
- Going Pro Unlocks Evolvable Perks打职业能进化词条Alternate title on Fanqie
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Give Me Some New Novels About Going Pro in League of Legends
League of Legends Stories Focused on Competitive Play, With No Female Lead or Just One
Are there any stories focused on competitions, or with a decent female lead? They all either chase female hosts or have several women in ambiguous relationships with the protagonist. The romance is formulaic, the characters feel stiff, and it takes up chapters that should be about the competition. At least put some effort into developing one female lead!!!
LOL Story: Esports First, Daily Life Second
Looking for books like The Handsomest Player in History? The Biggest Player in Esports! People say esports doesn't need a female lead, but don't give me that nonsense. I don't believe you can finish a whole esports novel with no female lead at all.
Any High-Quality League of Legends System Novels Where the Protagonist Mains One Lane?
Anything is fine as long as the protagonist isn't some all-rounder. Ideally, they're a professional in a specific field.
I'm Out of Books to Read, Everyone
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This novel offers a fresh perspective, highlighting two points: 1. It features a system with fixed attributes, making the protagonist powerful; 2. Most LoL novels revolve around the same issue: a position lacks a strong player, the protagonist fills that position, and wins continuously.
It's alright, but we still need to pay attention to the meta. In LoL, skill is the most important thing, but the main character can only be one person. The meta answer for S8 could be to consider the top and jungle positions, since the ADC position in S8 is in an awkward position because Ardent Censer was nerfed and the survival pressure is huge. ... They're thinking of running away.
It's pretty good, much better than those games that have ten or twenty chapters for a single match.
It's good, keep it up! I hope the main character's grandmother issue can be resolved soon.
It's really well-written, the pacing is perfect, and the plot isn't mindless.
I thought it was great, so why is the score so low? Maybe it's because I skipped through parts of it. 😂😂😂 The protagonist's overpowered abilities and strength are too unbeatable; any obedient and somewhat capable person could easily win the championship. After winning S7, his career seemed set for the future. He switched positions, continued to win championships, and then Sixi developed into a global superstar. 😂 Are you kidding me? The system upgrade made the attributes disappear, 6666
Excellent, very good. The early part mainly depicts a child from an orphanage who accidentally joins a professional competition, experiencing many ups and downs, with a few minor flaws. Reaching second place in his first S-series tournament is both a disappointment and a period of growth; looking forward to the rest…
It's indeed well-written, but I think it would be better to let the protagonist lose a few times. Also, are there any other bizarre ways to perform shamanistic rituals later in the game? Could you add some more? Reaching the maximum level is a bit too fast 😂 (Just my personal suggestion)
I personally think it's very well written, full of emotion, and rich in content.
Six chapters in one go?! Wow! Definitely five stars and a reward!