
What If I Can't Lift My Blade Anymore? [Esports]
当我提不动刀了?[电竞]
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 776k Words
- Genre
- Danmei (BL)
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
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In booklists 16
My Miscellaneous Fully Purchased Reading List
Includes pure romance, fan fiction, and romance. Protagonist can be the top or bottom, or there can be no romance. I'll try anything.
Dropped Esports Novels
Personal list of things I avoid. Just my taste, for reference only.
①. Rating = 5.5 [A] [Complete]
My personal reading list: great stories, for rereading or catching up on paid chapters. Six stars out of five.
Completed, Satisfying Danmei with a Bottom-Protagonist, and Few Favorites
These are shou-focused wish-fulfillment novels I've read from start to finish, and they're guaranteed to hit the spot. So many of them have unbelievably few favorites... Such a shame. I hope more fans of shou-focused feel-good stories will find them.
For My Own Reference (Esports)
Trying to slowly organize the books I've read. No ratings or reviews, and the order means nothing. (There are over 600 books in my favorites on Jinjiang, and the page won't even load anymore.)
Esports + Secret Identity
Recipient-focused, pursuer is sexually inexperienced, both leads are sexually inexperienced, secret identity stories.
Great Gaming and Esports Stories
I think the game-related parts are generally pretty well written. I left out some very popular stories, so if you're looking for something new, check out these recommendations. (These are just my personal opinions.)
Esports
For now.
E-Sports and Online Gaming Stories: Read and To-Read
I tend to prefer bottoms and dislike domineering tops or weak tops. I may not have finished every story; the unfinished ones are either on my to-read list or I couldn’t get through them. I read all kinds of game genres, and I’ll flag any dealbreakers that really stuck with me.
Ultimate Devoted Reader of the Bottom, Especially Heroines
I'm extremely protective of the bottoms and female leads. Any other lead who hurts them doesn't deserve a place here. Why are so many stories about the bottom or female lead being abused?
Gaming Stories (Mostly Old-School Text-Based MMORPGs)
I'm not a big fan of Western fantasy settings, so there aren't many here. There are a few full-dive VR novels now and then, and they're excellent. Most are more traditional modern online gaming stories.
Great Stories Worth Rereading
I have pretty eclectic tastes, but after more than twenty years of reading, I can guarantee the writing and plot are genuinely great. You won't regret giving these a chance, and you'll want to read them again and again.
Games (Mostly Pure Romance
A personal reading list for my own use. I love feel-good and sweet stories, so check the ratings for quality. I read all sorts, including full-dive VR, keyboard gaming, livestreaming, and esports. I've subscribed to every book on this list.
Esports, No CP or BL
I only read for the thrill. Romance is secondary; I mainly care about the matchups. If you clearly have never played and just throw in cheats at random, you should read more League of Legends esports novels on Qidian to learn.
Great Stories Worth Rereading (Fully Purchased)
The authors are all seasoned writers, with well-crafted, richly layered plots and a great sense of pacing. These are the kind of books I reread when I’m in a reading slump. You won’t regret giving them a try!
Loved It
A handy list for finding books
Reader comments 27
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On the contrary, I feel that the writing of the game is really good, so that I can understand it even if I have never played the game. Although I know that the protagonist will win in the end, but there will be different twists and turns every time, I will not get tired of it... The emotional drama part is just digging my toes into the ground while watching it () It would also be good to have a casual encounter angle after retirement.
I've finished reading it. It's really good (from someone who understands it). Although I skipped a few steps, I mainly like watching the competition part. It's really good. Well, that's it. I hope to reunite with Da Da in the next novel. Chirmi^0^
Li Fen finished reading it and felt a little complicated. The schedule is the schedule of the Wolves Grand Slam, which is equivalent to losing and then defeating the losers group. (In fact, the actual gold content is higher, or I don't mention the gold content of other teams. In fact, writing some results will make the feeling of winning more exciting (Wolf's one-to-four is actually equivalent to defeating the previous champions) The team was all killed), but the game time is longer according to the setting. Unlike d5, which is not yet a few years old, the Japanese team is equivalent to Dou (but the Japanese are much better than Dou at that time). It feels like Dou used the name of sst, and then replaced the sst name of Abyss with star. The game is very carefully written, and the setting and competition are well written. However, there is a little less writing about the daily game, role training, and team training. Basically, the skills and mechanisms are discussed in the game. In training, live broadcast, and daily game, new humans or new butchers are used to pave the way for a better look and feel. I really like W Ting Ge and Jasmine's emotional line, they are so sweet! I wrote a little less during the preparation period and the official variety show. I feel like I could write more. This kind of show is very convenient for being sweet in public hahh Anyway, I enjoyed reading it. Thank you to the author for the article (*'▽'*)
I've finished watching it. It's limited to game genres so maybe not many people will watch it, but it's still quite interesting. I hope the author can create a pit to write some mmrpg type games.
"The Weaver Girl Who Repairs Machines and Weakness" caught the author a big bug~ The one who appears here is the music goddess, there is no Weaver Girl.
It's not a writing guide... I just feel that... Jasmine's tricks are a little too much. Maybe it's my problem. I think it's better to suppress them with frontal actions... Too many surprises will make me feel a little bit short of frontal strength (scratching my head). Maybe it's just like this in real-life chicken-killing games? Who is more slutty? I saw some sisters commenting earlier that watching real-life games makes people even more heartbroken hahh
End! Just treat it like watching male videos! It's rare to write a chicken-killing game.
It's as outrageous as the fog blade that flew half of Lakeview Village and shocked me QAQ
I want to see their team language music
Although I don't understand the game a bit, it's great after watching it!