Once hailed as one of the “Twin Stars of Apocalypse,” Tao Yuanyi suffered an injury to his hand that refused to heal. He fell from a genius mid-laner to a discarded player, mocked and humiliated.
On the rainy night he was released from his contract, he heard a call from another dimension.
[Heroic Will Inheritance System, binding successful!]
[Beginner’s gift unlocked: Inheriting the hero, Master of Shadows: Zed! Synchronization rate: 10%. Neural damage repaired. Peak reaction speed restored!]
From then on, a new ID appeared in the Rift: Abyss.
As Zed, he cuts through armies to slay the enemy general, recreating the unmatched brilliance of the legendary Zed mirror match!
As LeBlanc, he toys with the field of battle, pulling off an arcane deception that makes every analyst’s scalp tingle!
As Swain, he devises strategies and sees the whole picture, becoming the true tactical brain of the team!
While people go wild over his godlike performances onstage, they have no idea that his transformed reality is also stirring with hidden currents.
Twisted Fate’s precise card throws help him evade a deadly ambush.
Talon’s lightning-fast movements let him save his teammates in a crisis.
Ekko’s ability to turn back time becomes his final trump card against the shadows.
I am the Abyss, and I am a legend!
It's very interesting to watch. The competition is described in detail and exciting. I look forward to the protagonist's wonderful performance after he has special powers [already planted]
I'm thinking, which hero's skills are the most enjoyable to bring into reality? Teemo? 😂
It's pretty good. The scene where the boss delivers the noodles is quite touching.
It's very nice to watch and gives people a real feeling. I thought I was watching a real league game. The description of each hero's skills and the design of tactics are very good. And I found that the author is very positive when replying to comments. No matter good or bad, he treats them with care. Like 👍
It's very immersive. I can see the shadows of Miller and Doll in Misha and Guagua, haha~
I usually don't comment and leave, but after thinking about it I might as well come back and talk about it. It's well written, but there are some minor flaws in the details. A genius captain, but the coach in the same district doesn't even know him.
I read it in one go and look forward to the exciting things to come next.
It's good that all the players are on the same path.