League of Legends: Reborn in Season 2, I Begin My Grand Slam

It's really good-looking, and the author is definitely a person with good writing skills. Competitions and daily life are all written very well, and it is very comfortable and not tiring to watch. Some of the chapters I watched before were about competition, and then how to line up and use skills. It made me exhausted. Most of the people who gave it a low score didn't watch it for a long time. They just saw that there was no game in the first dozen chapters, which were all about daily life, and they complained. I still say this: the author writes very comfortably. I've read a lot of e-sports articles, and most of them are too tired to read, just play games and then show off, which is essentially the same as other show-off articles. This book is written very delicately. The growth of teammates, some go to live broadcasts to make money, and some change from players to coaches. The author will write about the transformation process of the characters, rather than just "a side frame" like NPC. I feel that the protagonist will meet various teammates along the way. They may forget their original intentions for various reasons, but the protagonist's sincerity shines brightly.

In order to stand out, Shennong has tried poison. The novel is not an e-sports novel in the traditional sense. It is more like a romance novel with e-sports as the background of the story, just like the IQ-showing TV series You are so beautiful when you smile. It's basically the same, and it's still a bloody love triangle. A rich man falls in love with me, and I fall in love with Cinderella whose father is from a poor family and is terminally ill. Overall, this book gets seven points mainly because the author's writing style is relatively fluent, and it is definitely not produced by AI, but the plot design is shitty, and the description of e-sports is very light. In other words, there is a lot of description of the development of e-sports career, and the content of e-sports is very light. The novel is simply a romance novel.

Not bad. The emotional line is actually pretty well written. Are you kidding me? Will Shuangwen lose the final?

Five-star recommendation. I have been reading this book since the beginning. This book is very good. It is similar to the one written by Unscientific Jungler. However, the latest book written by Unscientific Jungler is a bit bad. Closer to home, the details and characterizations in the book are very good, and it also points out the fundamental reason why LPL is so bad. As for the champion mid single AD mentioned in the above comment, I can only say that there are still too many fans in the first year. The mid laners of various teams in ancient times are not Apart from edg's u emperor, I can't think of any mid laners from the ancient era team that have money and good equipment that can be replaced, such as we's Ruofeng, rng's Xiaohu, and ig's Song Sheng/Stance, so the author can only switch from ad/jungle to mid lane, and then to edg. Let's talk about the winning window. From s2 to s7, lpl has many chances to win. Except for s4, s4 can't beat it purely. S2 unplugs the network cable, s3 has no hero pool, s5 lgd has inflated fake games, s6 rng has internal economic distribution problems, and s7 edg has poor discipline. Nowadays, first-year fans don't understand at all. People who can understand the game will see that LPL is really tortured and they are just playing blindly. Edg learns operations and makes the factory director numb, and the experience compensation mechanism used by RNG is also seen through.

Now that I have watched the third season, it is worth recommending. What the hell is the current rating of 7.5? The description of the version in the article and the way of playing in every S game are quite immersive. The refreshing feeling of the protagonist standing up at a critical moment is very powerful. Brother Xu is an urban area, but our Brother Xu is not a district. [Laughing][laughing][laughing][laughing]

This book is very good. As an old player who has been playing since S3, I can understand it. The Spring Split and All-Star Game parts are well written, the pacing is also well controlled, and the emotional lines are not lengthy.

Mainly writing about games, but not daily. Starting from S3, I have written about each season's version, strong heroes and mainstream play styles. Generally speaking, it is pretty good. However, the protagonist has taught LPL for so many seasons, but the overall idea of ​​​​LPL has not changed much from reality, which is a pity.

Playing games or falling in love? Although the heroine is well portrayed.

A very good treasure alliance book, game BP, game process, and suspense settings are all very good. There is less writing about off-field adjustments. For example, the transition from s7 to s8 was too fast. After all, the Bird's Nest won the championship, and so many desperate circumstances were laid before it. After winning the championship, there was too little off-field emotional outburst, which made readers feel less happy.

The overall writing is quite good. My personal feeling is that it would be better if some daily activities could be added in the middle. Otherwise, it would feel a little content-tired if it is always a competition. Some daily content can also make the characters more complete. This is just my personal opinion and for reference only.