The universe is not unique. In the web of dimensions woven by countless possibilities, there is a blue planet that is very similar to the earth - Blue Star.
Technology, civilization, and social structure, Blue Star and the Earth are like twins. However, in the field of virtual competition, it shines even more dazzlingly. Here, e-sports is the undisputed ninth art and a wave of enthusiasm sweeping the world. And standing on the top of the wave is the super competitive project driven by Blue Star Technology-"League of Legends".
Blue Star's "League of Legends" has heroes, maps and basic rules that are almost identical to those on Earth. The professional league system (called the "Star League", including the Star League, secondary Star League, regional leagues, etc.) Is highly mature, and top players enjoy superstar-like treatment and supreme glory.
And our story begins in Ningnan City, Blue Star Dragon Kingdom, with a name shrouded in haze - Xiao Ran (ID: Spark).
Reader comments
It is a very rigorous e-sports article, not a League of Legends article, but an e-sports article. It can be seen that the author's writing style and ability are very talented for writing online novels. The writing is very exciting and comfortable, and it can be published directly. But I don't like the plot of this book very much. Faker is a faker, but in this book I can only call him Teacher Da Fei. He doesn't deserve to be called faker. He is just a substitute during the game. What is the difference between possessing the protagonist during the game and plugging in a computer plug-in? I can completely accept something similar to the system to teach the protagonist various techniques, and I can also completely accept the protagonist suddenly rising from silver consciousness to a professional god, because these are the improvements of the protagonist himself. But I cannot accept substitute playing at all, especially that of Teacher Da Fei. Substitute playing is not an improvement in ability, but cheating. You can be instilled with a lot of knowledge, but you cannot replace others.
However, I have to say that the author's plot is very interesting and exciting. Possession is a bit of a mental disorder that I can't accept at all. It has nothing to do with the author and the excitement of the book. This book is completely worth reading.
Not bad. Although the plot feels a bit cliche, the inspiration is quite novel. Although it is said to be unfinished, the ending is still good and well written. I hope the author can continue to work hard [shy]
It is a very rigorous e-sports article, not a League of Legends article, but an e-sports article. It can be seen that the author's writing style and ability are very talented for writing online novels. The writing is very exciting and comfortable, and it can be published directly. But I don't like the plot of this book very much. Faker is a faker, but in this book I can only call him Teacher Da Fei. He doesn't deserve to be called faker. He is just a substitute during the game. What is the difference between possessing the protagonist during the game and plugging in a computer plug-in? I can completely accept something similar to the system to teach the protagonist various techniques, and I can also completely accept the protagonist suddenly rising from silver consciousness to a professional god, because these are the improvements of the protagonist himself. But I cannot accept substitute playing at all, especially that of Teacher Da Fei. Substitute playing is not an improvement in ability, but cheating. You can be instilled with a lot of knowledge, but you cannot replace others. However, I have to say that the author's plot is very interesting and exciting. Possession is a bit of a mental disorder that I can't accept at all. It has nothing to do with the author and the excitement of the book. This book is completely worth reading.
Not bad. Although the plot feels a bit cliche, the inspiration is quite novel. Although it is said to be unfinished, the ending is still good and well written. I hope the author can continue to work hard [shy]