League of Legends: Building an All-Chinese Team and Winning It All

Actually, it's quite good. The game content isn't overly complicated; often, a match only has two or three highlights. Unlike those stories where the protagonist single-handedly dominates, like those with stat-boosting plots where the protagonist gets a 1v4 or 1v5 kill, while exciting, it lacks depth after the initial thrill.

Overall, it's not bad. Non-HZ fans and neutral fans should avoid this. HZ fans are here for lighthearted entertainment, neutral fans are here for fun, and fans of other teams will just be annoyed.

It wasn't written by AI; it uses some references. The author probably surfed the internet a lot in the early days, like a veteran player from Season 3/4. It's good that they have their own understanding of some of the conflicts and events in League of Legends. Keep writing!

This article, which expresses the author's grievances, is finally not just a scathing critique of resources. The author writes very well, effortlessly weaving in numerous esports anecdotes! Deserves full marks, keep up the good work!

It's really good. It covers all sorts of memes from League of Legends history and uses a novel format to fill in some gaps and fulfill some past fantasies. It's really good. Don't be fooled by the malicious low ratings from the haters.

I binged the book for four or five days straight, and it's really well-written. Writing about Uzi will inevitably get me criticized, but there's no way around it; the current environment is just too chaotic. The Korean teams are too arrogant. And their fans are just too arrogant.

Let's take this as encouragement for the author. It's difficult for anyone to give a fair assessment of Wu Zixu, because he does indeed have various problems. The public opinion reflected in his novel mirrors the current online sentiment towards him.

It's actually quite well-written. The protagonist is very rational and intelligent, unlike other e-sports novels where characters constantly exhale. It's one of the better ones among e-sports novels.

If Lao Jian were to be resurrected, would he still choose to seal away his evil god, Aomimi? 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 (Actually, Lao Jian sealed away the evil god Aomimi 😂😂😂😂)

It is truthful and objective, with multi-dimensional descriptions and a clear structure. It's alright, it looks pretty good. Keep it up!