You’re Only Gold Rank. Is It Really Okay to Go Pro?

I initially thought the "gold" theme was a joke, but the author has a great sense of rhythm; it's top-notch in the LoL genre. Purely focused on the competition, the pacing is spot-on—a veteran author, definitely worth reading.

A creative book. However, I hope the author doesn't limit the protagonist to Amumu; try something different. I especially hope the author pays attention to the "Hextech Flash" rune, as it's unreasonably strong when combined with vision. The most suitable hero for the protagonist is actually Fiddlesticks; his Q locks onto targets, and his W and R never miss. He clears jungle camps quickly and is strong in team fights. Combined with global vision, he's practically invincible.

Hahaha, this is so funny! It's hilarious! The author writes so well! A professional player being forced to study a Gold-ranked player is hilarious! This is the happiest moment I've had in almost a year.

So far, it's pretty good, with plenty of laughs. It's just that the later episodes seem to focus more on acquiring beautiful women, which is a bit hard to watch. (He hasn't acquired any yet, but seeing the protagonist smell the scent of a woman's hand being held by him is a little bit pathetic, very slight, and acceptable for now.) My suggestion is to focus on the livestream antics and matches.

The beginning is alright, quite funny, with multiple female leads. Brothers and sisters who are looking for a single female lead can turn back now.

Purely a match! Very well written! Gold rank playing professionally? Quite imaginative! Were the opposing players constantly getting carried away? And there's the bug where they get duplicate heroes in official matches! Also, in the protagonist's second match, JieJie lost one game, the protagonist lost one game, then won two, so the score should have been a 2:2 tie! How did it become 3:1?

Banning Amumu four times is a bit silly. Logically, someone who's a pro shouldn't be so shameless. So what if you're Gold? They'll still ban your champions. But overall, it seems pretty funny.

A gem among LOL articles! Absolutely no flaws! Keep up the good work, author!

This is one of the more interesting e-sports novels I've read, and the pacing is quite smooth. I don't know why the rating is so low.

It's pretty good, but could you please have Xiran appear less often? 😠 I hope the author continues with this style.