Valorant: I Really Never Meant to Go Pro

One of the few books I've given five stars to, this one is very well written and could easily reach 9.3 Or even 9.5 If there aren't any major issues. The characters' emotional development is very natural, the pacing of the plot is comfortable, and there are no major flaws. It ranks in the top three of the dozen or so e-sports novels I've read. Keep up the good work, author! 👍 The project is currently progressing to its comeback stage, so feel free to jump in! 👍

It's pretty good. The pacing could be a bit faster, since the main focus is on professional gaming. Also, the protagonist has to take the college entrance exam. Overall, it's well-written, but the author's congratulations are too slow [please update more frequently]. I feel like he'll go back to FNC in the end. 🍉

The novel is well-written, but school events do take up too much space. It's not that you can't include slice-of-life scenes, but this is a game novel; we're here to read about the game. All your slice-of-life scenes should serve as setup or transitions for the game. I think it would be better to get to the youth training camp or reveal your identity before chapter 100.

The author's writing is quite detailed (referring to character portrayal), but I feel (this is just my personal opinion) the plot progression is a bit slow, with too much exposition. Perhaps this is the author's preferred pace. The first ten chapters or so, with one or two chapters detailing the protagonist's experiences at age 15, are followed by his relationship with his childhood sweetheart. That's all I've read so far, and overall it's still good. Keep it up!

I read all 103 chapters in one go! Well, how should I put it? It's been a long time since I've read a novel that combines esports and slice-of-life elements. It's pretty good, and the author's writing is quite excellent. It's a classic no-system story; the male lead was a professional esports player who retired, returned to normal life, disappeared from the public eye, and then slowly made a…

It's a very good read, with detailed characters and distinct personalities. The book seamlessly blends everyday life with matches, making it clear that this is a book about a true Valorant enthusiast. It's definitely worth reading. If you have high expectations and a strong passion for VCTCN, then Mulan represents you, and of course, me too.

This is a really good e-sports novel. In my opinion, it's a breath of fresh air in a sea of ​​gossip. It has its merits, but also some shortcomings. However, if the author could update with more chapters, it would be absolutely perfect! 😏😏😏

This is pretty good, quite a good fanfic for Wawa. It reminds me of the League of Legends fanfics I used to read. It's just that I wonder why there aren't any alternate universes in the professional scene; I feel like alternate universes would be easier to write. But it's not bad either, at least EDG won a championship in 2024. 💕💕💕

This is one of the few truly excellent e-sports novels in the VAR (Various E-sports) genre. Unlike other system novels where the protagonist is basically invincible, this one features a pure super genius, reminiscent of the novel "All-Round High." The daily life scenes are also well-written. The protagonist will soon be entering the arena, and I'm really looking forward to it. 😊

Full stars for encouragement 😘. The writing style of this book is rather old-fashioned, similar to works like "Who Dares to Challenge the Ultimate Gun King," but it incorporates some of the exciting tropes of modern online novels (like live stream chat). Currently, it seems to focus more on the plot, with less emphasis on the game itself.