Lol: If You Have Full Attributes, You Will Be at Your Peak When You Debut.

It's very good, including the first two books (I also followed the Uzi one, and although I missed it, I still feel pretty good). I've read both of them. The only drawback is that it's too detailed, that is, it's a bit watery. There are many chapters in the BP and the details in the game. I need to get better in a few days. In fact, I don't want to keep the book, but it's gone halfway through. It's like someone rushes in during the middle of shitting and tells you to get out of this pit and belong to me. Come on, the pace can be a little faster.

The author's knowledge base is very rich, almost all the details of the version can withstand scrutiny, and the illustrations are clear and concise enough. The first two novels with the same theme are enough to prove that lol is absolutely top-notch in terms of humanistic details.

Liang Chen had a very toxic emotional line, then the dialect was a mess, and now, although it is slightly toxic, it is a bit sweet... People will indeed make progress, even if they are Jipas [face covering]

This author's league e-sports article is the most comfortable I have ever read. It is not too funny or too sensational. The most important thing is that the protagonist is a human being, not a robot that only knows how to play games, nor a puppet controlled by the system. This is enough. There are no big poisonous points, and there are no big logical problems. If these can be achieved, it will be good.

I feel that my ability to write love lines is getting stronger and stronger. The two previous books on love lines were not very good, but this one is a lot more comfortable to read.

It's so strong, now it's time for EU to win the championship, the first climax of the book. I just finished reading the author's first two books, and it was so seamless that I was able to read this one in one go. I have been reading LOL before, mainly novels about the protagonist in the LPL region, and then a few books about the LCK region. This book directly sets sail for the EU competition area, which can be regarded as supplementing the star players of each competition area for me. I don't play LOL, but reading novels allows me to see the shining moments of the stars when the domestic League of Legends was hot at that time. Moreover, the illustrations in the middle of each book by the author of this book are also very detailed. After reading it, I really feel like I am watching a live broadcast. I love it.

This book is as good as ever. I don't read much about the plot of the characters. I usually only read the details of the author in the game. For example, in some novels, the protagonist kills Faker in six or seven minutes. It's really embarrassing. Lao Pa is very good. He basically relies on consciousness and command to win the game. This aspect is countless times better than other LOL novels.

The author's alliance article is a perfect score without the emotional drama. It is a classic and can be finished without any thought.

The e-sports writing is quite good, with reasonable conflicts and reasonable characters, although there is some paranoia. I really like the author's writing style, mark

I have to say that the emotional line of Kan Sheep's novel is also a part that must be appreciated. I have read every one of the top league esports fanfics on Tomato, except for the one by Uzi, which was banned before I even had a chance to read it. A must-read author for league e-sports novels, on Tomato

I have read three books by the author. For me, the story I prefer is this: the protagonist of S6 is like Little Peanut, trying his best to reach the peak of Da Fei, but Da Fei is unbeatable, but the protagonist's strength is known to people all over the world. Crazy C still loses in the 5th game, Da Fei achieves the triple crown dynasty, and then the Bird's Nest in S7 successfully revenges Da Fei, and subsequently wins the S8 and S9 championships to become the only three consecutive champions. At this time, the protagonist chooses to rest and complete his studies. In S10, Brother Xu recast the glory of lck. Internet public opinion demanded that the protagonist come back, but the protagonist focused on studying. After S11 EDG won the championship, the public opinion changed, denying whether there was a protagonist. LPL was still the first division. S12deft won the championship at the end of ten years. In this way, you can not only write emotional scenes, but also perfectly match the world line. It can also give everyone a professional perspective as a coach, and even slap the face of LPL fans [Adoration] [Adoration] [Adoration]

I love watching the author's emotional dramas the most. Do you know anything? [Laughing] The content of the competition is not very good, and there are a lot of them. Sometimes I like to include positioning maps and gank routes. What's even more amazing is that there are actually hand-drawn illustrations of the protagonist by the author. The writing of the competition is average, the pictures are good, and the emotional scenes are even better [laughing]

Jipas, the only god in my heart who writes alliance novels [wrath]

Not much to say, the author is the only League of Legends author. All three books are classics (except for the one I missed). This guy has a deep understanding of the game. You can tell he is from the industry. The lineup and team battle story is top-notch. The emotional line of this book seems to have improved. The biggest shortcoming is that it is slower. Come and stimulate him!

The author's new book is very, very nice. The details are the same as before. It's immersive. The description of the details is very good. There are also pictures, especially the male protagonist's [Like][Like][Like]

○The protagonist is a jungler and has a route map. Not all games are written, it is appropriate to be detailed. ●Note that this author's emotional drama is his weakness, and he also likes to challenge his weaknesses. But I skipped the emotional scenes, so they didn't poison me. Excellent, the emotional drama of this book is a must-appreciate aspect. The author has been married and can still write emotional dramas like this. He is really a talented player.

There's not much to say, it's a League of Legends theme, and once you look at the author's name, it's basically a no-brainer. Maybe it's because I'm completely disappointed with lp l, or maybe it's because the current taste of online writing is here, so the topic of going out to play games is relatively popular now. In addition, the audience of Jitu in the Chinese competition area is actually very good with their filters and the impression is also very good, so it is easy to accept to play in Jitu. The entry point is actually a little easier to accept than some people who go to Tianwanda to compete, because Feike's three consecutive championships really leave you with the impression that anyone can go, so it is difficult to reflect the protagonist's incompetence. Contingency. It is actually politically correct to come back with this book later. After all, if the Bird's Nest wins the championship with another team, this book may be gone. But to be fair, these bastards don't deserve to win the championship, so. I hope the author will write less and skip it quickly, then return to Jitu and continue playing the game. Lao Yang's works are still a mess of emotional lines, so I can only say that everyone just takes them as a joke. In addition, the game part is still hard-core with graphics, BP, and game ideas. They are all very skilled and advanced, and they fit perfectly. The above is indeed an explosion among works of the same type.

This is my third book. The writing about the league is very good. The details of the game and the operation are clearly arranged, and the rhythm is also very good. Anyway, the overall reading is relatively comfortable, but the emotional line is difficult to describe in one sentence, and the impact is not big. In the game writing, writing the game well is more important than anything else [smile][smile][smile] Get some popularity [smile][smile][smile], the author writes quickly [please give more updates][please give more updates]

I understand why the author has mixed reputations and reputations. My knowledge of LoL, understanding of events and writing methods are among the best in the same genre, but my writing is very old-school and I like to write some poisonous points. I didn't like the first two books because I personally had no feelings for Huang. This one is pretty good. I still like Europe very much. After seeing the first one after returning to China, I still want to review it. For the current online writing environment, there may be a lot of poisonous points, but the author's understanding of lol and writing skills are indeed the best in the same genre. There is a reason why he has fans.

The author is considered a leader in LOL articles, and the description of the game is also very detailed.

Alliance: Starting from G2 Youth Training Written by Jipas It prefers rigorous e-sports competition, and the details are written in detail, so it is not particularly refreshing and free to do whatever you want. But it's more realistic than it is, about four and a half stars. New book issues are rounded up.

One of the best Lol books. I have read all three books written by the author. The commentary, the protagonist's gameplay, and the audience's feedback are all very well written. When it comes to the game session, it is like watching a live broadcast. It requires details and details, a big picture and a big picture, people who are having fun, people who are having fun, and fans who are fighting each other are also written very well. It is very watchable! I don't like emotional scenes in e-sports novels. I feel that the author is very hard-working in writing emotional scenes. It's really not possible to give him a girlfriend who is a tool. She has a typical girl with big breasts and a perky butt. She has a good family and then worships the male protagonist every day without making any noise or fuss. I will explain it lightly and simply, and the focus should be on the game. The emotional lines don't need to be too realistic. There are a few gangsters who have the patience to watch, so it's better to enjoy it to the end.

Let me talk about the conclusion first, it is worth recommending. Nice. However, there was a knife point in Europe at the beginning. Why do you want to make a joke about network delay before the beautiful teaching assistant? It seems that pig's feet are very good. It's really unnecessary, and there's no foreshadowing of the backdoor (it may have been modified). Then, the beauty stepped on the European anchor's blow. The contrast between the two was a bit of a roller coaster. Might as well keep describing it normally. Later, it was much smoother. The game descriptions are detailed with pictures, and there are also quick game text drafts. There is a degree of relaxation, which is quite exciting. I like it, but luckily I didn't give up. Hey-hey. [Praise]

I read more than 400 chapters in one day, and the league novel written by Jipas is still awesome. There are more than 400 chapters, 97% of the game, design BP, game details, and various jokes interspersed at your fingertips. The paragraphs in the book are even more funny. If you like watching games, you can watch it. ————Of course, the heart line accounts for a very small proportion. When the heart line came out, it made me feel a bit disconnected. In summary, the heart line is still a piece of shit. @Pas hope to continue to work hard⛽Come on I saved 110 chapters and finished reading it. The real heroine is Ka Laosi, and Tang Anna is the fake heroine [laughs][laughs][laughs]

I can't stand it anymore. I've watched both the finished and the unexpected ones. The author has been trying to prove that he has made progress in his emotional dramas.

In fact, when I saw that the protagonist was returning to the LPL in the second season, I was not ready to watch it, because everyone knows everything about the current LPL. Before I read it, I read the comments. A book friend said that the emotional line has gone from bad to good, and the author has also improved. I was curious to see if there were any other books by the author. It turned out that it was an author I had read before. I don't know how this feeling feels to you family members. Anyway, I was quite pleasantly surprised. For a book like Tomato, if you read 100 chapters today and change it to the next one, you can't find a platform that can read 100 chapters tomorrow. Because it's a LOL book. Being able to finish one season is equivalent to finishing half of it. It's almost 300 chapters. Hey, I suddenly don't want to give up. I hope the author writes better and better. Well, that's it.

OK, I still read it all at once. Let me talk about the advantages. The author is as realistic as ever and is very good at illustrating the pictures. For example, the jungle route and the order of clearing the jungle, etc. Are very comfortable to read. Even a league bad guy like me can understand it very clearly. [Like] Besides, the disadvantages are that the writing is slow. At present, this shortcoming makes the game very incoherent, but this kind of book cannot be used as a book. If you keep it for a long time, you will forget the previous plot and it will be very uncomfortable [face covering] [face covering] [face covering] And if I remember correctly, the author is the second team assistant of Team Mo, so some details in the book are very well written. To sum up, I personally feel that it is at the ceiling level of alliance novels (I only realized halfway through that I have read other alliance books written by the author [face covering])

Nice. But I think Jipas and the emotional drama are really a pair of hard-luck mandarin ducks. Repeated defeats and repeated battles, repeated defeats and repeated defeats [laughter]

The author has written two completed LPL novels before and I have finished them both. Personally, I like the author's control and details in writing the rhythm of the competition. All the praise that needs to be said has been written in the previously completed novel. If I have to give a review, five-star praise is my only response [Like]

The best league esports article I have ever read! What's particularly good is that the author has the opportunity to add pictures. For example, if the typing is too confusing for readers to understand, he will add pictures to make it clear at a glance. It's quite nice! The pace of the whole book is moderate, there are not too many battle scenes, which is good, the plot advances smoothly, and the character descriptions are not poisonous. Overall, it is a work worth reading! ! !