Joining IG: A Grand Finals Showdown at the Bird's Nest

Well written, I give you encouragement, but the title could be changed. The protagonist isn't really a "mixed bag" (someone who carries the team to victory), he's just a carry player. For example, it could be changed to: "Three-Time Champions? IG Has My True Dynasty Now!"

The emotional engagement and match details are well written. This book is still in its early stages and doesn't have many words yet, but it's already a high-quality book. I hope it gets better and better as the game progresses. With the decline in League of Legends' popularity, fewer people are reading it.

It's pretty good, the pacing is decent overall, but the last game of the S7 World Championship finals was a bit drawn out. I feel like they could give the teammates more highlight moments in the future. Finally, I think Fu Tuan is pretty good, Xiong Tuan has long legs. When writing female protagonists for esports novels, they'll definitely use characters that everyone already knows, not some original female character? I can't even picture it!

The plot is quite engaging, with a good pace. Unlike some LoL stories where you have to listen to half an hour of playing a ranked game or a game against a weak team, this one doesn't have any absurd scenes like four flashes in a single team fight. Actually, the more you describe, the easier it is to make mistakes. I'm also a Jinx player, and I've played her around 50,000 times.

Personally, I really enjoy esports stories with more slice-of-life elements, because even the most fluent writing can't match the impact of vivid imagery. But could you please be a little more serious about writing about winning championships? FPX and DWG weren't consistently leading in the S9 and S10 World Championships.

Yes, there aren't those scenarios where teammates are constantly collapsing and the protagonist is always under pressure. Even against top teams, the protagonist's teammates' performance is realistic. It's all about team victory, brotherly LOL.

Sure, sure, Little IG, a must-watch! It's quite comfortable to watch, just a bit short.

It's pretty exciting, but are they planning to discuss the BL (Boys' Love) scenes? I don't know the purpose of arranging them. That's so exciting! It's a great piece of writing that stays pure esports and doesn't include any unnecessary fluff.

Not bad. Although the "fire-chewing grenade" part seemed a bit odd, the rest of the story is excellent. As a long-time S4 ​​player, I thoroughly enjoyed it. It's really good, with no other redeeming elements. A top-quality read! Highly recommended! I read it in one go! Worth watching!

The storylines involving Xia An and the archery competitions are well-written, and their romance develops smoothly. However, Fu Tuan appears frequently in the early episodes, and later, Tina, the archery competitor, appears frequently and seems to like the protagonist. Yet, the narration constantly hints that the protagonist, despite having a girlfriend, still has feelings for Tina. I'm unsure if this is an attempt to create a harem or what. I'll give it an 8.9 For now and see how it goes.