Valorant: I Really Never Meant to Go Pro

One of the few books given five stars is well written and can get a 9.3 Or even a 9.5 Without major problems. The emotional changes of the characters are very natural, and the rhythm of the plot is also very comfortable. There are no poisonous points. It ranks in the top three among the more than ten e-sports articles I have read. The author keeps up the good work [Like] The progress is now at the point of making a comeback, feel free to jump in [Like]

It's good. The pace could be faster. After all, the main thing is to play professionally. Well, the protagonist also has to take the college entrance examination. Overall, the writing is very good, but the author is too slow to congratulate [please update]. I feel like I will go back to FNC in the end [Chigua]

The author's writing is also quite detailed (referring to the characterization), but I feel (only speaking from my personal point of view) that the plot progression is a bit slow and there are too many explanations. It may be that the author prefers to write at this pace. The first 10 or so chapters describe the protagonist's experience when he was 15 years old, and then there's the plot with Qingmei. That's all I've read so far. Overall, it's okay. Come on.

I read Chapter 103 in one go. Well, how should I put it? It's been a long time since I read a novel that combines e-sports with daily life. It feels pretty good. The author's writing is also quite exciting. It's a classic and unsystematic. The male protagonist used to be a professional master and then retired and returned to life without any news. Then he started to emerge from the live broadcast and slowly came back. When it comes to the professional arena... I have read two similar books before. One is about a chicken-fighting game worth 98k, and the other is about the glory of the king. I feel that this book is similar to those two books (the content advancement, plot direction and excitement are similar). I look forward to the content of the professional arena in the future. Come on, author! [Learned]

It is very beautiful, the characters are detailed, the characteristics of each character, and the daily life and the game are closely combined, making people see that this is a book that loves Valorant, a book worth reading. If you have great expectations and obsession with vctcn, then Mulan is for you, of course. I, at the same time, Dawn is the hero we fantasize about appearing. After all, the whole year of vctcn today has given us the feeling of decline. Except for the sudden appearance of the Wolves, compared to last year, this year is a moment of prosperity and decline. I think it is very interesting, and at least it has written many points.

This book is not bad. I am a very good Watong person. I feel like I used to read articles about League of Legends. Why is it that the professional circle is not isolated? I feel that it would be easier to write if it is isolated. But it is not bad now. At least EDG won the championship in 24 years [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart]

This is one of the few very good-looking e-sports articles in Wanli. Unlike other system articles that are basically invincible at every turn, this is a pure super genius. It has the same feeling as when I first read full height. The daily writing is also pretty good. The protagonist is about to enter the arena. I am very much looking forward to it. 😊

It is a very good e-sports article. In my opinion, it is a breath of fresh air in the vast quicksand. It has some merits, but there are also some shortcomings. But if the author can add a few more chapters, it will be perfect [smile][smile][smile]

Manxing encourages [Blowing a Kiss], the writing style of this book is of an older type, and is similar to the genre of "Who and the Gun King", but it incorporates certain cool routines of new era online writing (such as barrage in the live broadcast room). At present, it seems that the overall focus is on describing the plot, and the description of the game is much lighter. It is recommended to read and adapt the game. One of the taboos in e-sports writing is that the description of the game is too slow. Of course, the current level of the protagonist is really not used. Overall, it has great potential and is expected to become the highest mountain river and one of the longest rivers [Thinking] (Maybe I have unique requirements for e-sports)

This is one of the few very good-looking e-sports articles in Wanli. Unlike other system articles that are basically invincible at every turn, this is a pure super genius. It has the same feeling as when I first read the full height. The daily writing is not bad. The protagonist is about to enter the arena. I am very much looking forward to [sending my heart] [sending my heart] [sending my heart]