What Do You Mean, a Trouble-Making Support?

It's a very amazing LOL book. I used to read "Return to S4, Return to S6, Return to S8", because I only played it on PC until S9, and I couldn't get into it when I read similar novels later. This novel is the most enjoyable e-sports novel I haven't read in a long time. It's sentimental and funny, it's good to read, and it's updated quickly [Adored]

Very nice! Hupu's comments are very interesting, and they don't deliberately criticize any players. I feel that the author himself should have a pure fun mentality. After watching the whole film, he is not angry at all. He should be an interesting author. Except for some BPs that will be questioned, most of the people in the comment area are still very harmonious. The look and feel is very good, and I feel that everyone is very qualified! There are no extreme fans of players or extreme scumbags. It feels very peaceful, a harmony rarely seen in realistic e-sports articles. The writing of the game content is also relatively reasonable, and the specific operations seem to be relatively realistic. Everyone in the comment section will say that they have played many routines. Because the update is too slow, I searched for books with the same theme, but I feel that they are all written unreasonably. What about AD level two solo kills, Braum's full health, flash ez, live streaming, catching Uzi spraying, or top laners catching theshy... In comparison, this book is really a masterpiece.

It feels pretty good. I don't write too much about the rhythm outside the game just because it's an "all-in-one class". It's more about everyone's detailed operations in the game and how everyone knows and understands each other in daily life and then cooperates with each other. The BP in the game is really magical. Although I am a bronze player, I don't know if it can be played like this in the real game.

It's okay. Le Ziwen is quite good. You can watch it without being like a female protagonist or female host.

The best among the best. There is no such thing as other alliance novels where one hero in front becomes another, and there are no low-level mistakes like two flashes per minute, and the protagonist's operations can be copied, but most of them may be difficult to play. There are no logical errors, and the game content is really cool, and the protagonist is not so invincible. The current score of 9.1 Is the best proof, although this score has a lot of implications [sneaky laugh] [sneaky laugh] [sneaky laugh] [sneaky laugh]

It's conservative and has a level of nearly 10,000 subtitles. Needless to say, it's great. Moreover, the author also takes care of work. It can be seen that typing is very fast and urgent, so the vocabulary will be a little repetitive. It can be used as a standard to test whether it is AI. In addition, the amount of knowledge in this lol is simply amazing. It is commendable. Five stars [like] Although it was a bit too long to play the playoffs in the middle, the author quickly corrected it and accelerated the progress to play T1, [laughing evilly] is very good [like] In addition, I mentioned that ig reached the third place in Dengfeng, which is awesome [licking the screen]

High-quality lol writing with a score of 9 or above Looking at the title and cover of the book, I originally thought it would be a simple 1v9 fun story, but upon closer inspection, it turned out to be a competition text with a very solid understanding of the game, which was unexpected. Advantages: High-quality competition articles, the interspersed jokes are not obtrusive, and the ratio of memes to competitions is quite good. It is worth learning. Disadvantages: Slow updates, lol.

I won't talk about the content of the game because I haven't played it this season, but the characters are basically the same. The taste is so right. From anchor to professional to protector to passerby, the memes are too dense. I feel that with this level of understanding, there should be no problem with the game.

I have read a lot of lol novels before, but it was too early. The earliest I read was s3, and the most was s6s7s8, but it is really too early now, and there is no sense of immersion. The version has been changed 800 times, and there are many new heroes. I don't know how much the mechanism has been changed. This book is closer to the current version, and it is suitable for jokes. There are not many novels that crazily target RNG and treat stains as villains. The most important thing is that the system has a low sense of existence and the plot is more reasonable.

The writing is really good. I recommend that anyone who writes about e-sports should read it. Before reading this book, I had read many similar articles, but almost all of them had a poisonous point - the protagonist did not listen to the coach's instructions for the sake of system tasks and for factors such as exposure on the field, and locked unconventional heroes on the spot. He even deliberately said bad things for the sake of system tasks and broke the mentality of defending his teammates. You can write a whole article, but sub-articles are not a fig leaf for the protagonist's CS behavior. As an e-sports player, "respecting the coach, respecting teammates, and respecting the field" are the most basic qualities. Otherwise, if such a person can win the game, even if he has a system, it must be unreasonable and divorced from the core of the e-sports spirit. Just like cheating to reach the top of the server, the cheat is powerful, but the person who uses cheat is not worthy of respect. Because you suddenly choose an unconventional hero, the team has no reserves of unconventional tactics to match you, and there is no psychological preparation at all. They can only rely on game intuition to play with you. This is really unqualified for an e-sports professional player. You have to tell your teammates that you want to play a certain kind of hero to catch the opponent by surprise, rather than when the coach is doing BP, you don't listen to the instructions and lock yourself out, so that your teammates can be caught off guard. Almost all the e-sports articles other than this book have the plot I mentioned above. I am really fed up with it. Fortunately, in this book, there is no such situation, and the author really writes about other important things in e-sports besides championships: trusting teammates, believing in the process, working hard, and chasing dreams. This is what e-sports should be like.