Pre-publication: Coach, I Want to Go Pro! Please show it lots of support. Love you!
UK's AD Lu Ji and its jungler, the demon king Cheng Ge, have a grudge. Everyone in esports knows it.
Back then, Lu Ji was still a game streamer. He was quite popular thanks to his good looks and skill. One day, in ranked, the enemy jungler relentlessly ganked him until he went 0-8 and became a walking disaster. He kept playing while fighting back tears.
His fans laughed and felt sorry for him at the same time, while condemning the enemy jungler for being inhuman.
Cheng Ge: I'm just an emotionless ganking machine.
Later, Lu Ji went pro and joined a small team. The jungler from the opposing UK team, Qin Cheng, ganked him again until he went 0-8 and became a walking disaster. Lu Ji sniffled as he soldiered through the match, and the whole thing felt all too familiar.
From then on, Qin Cheng making Lu Ji cry became a running joke, and Qin Cheng became the number-one enemy on Lu Ji's fans' blacklist.
Qin Cheng: ???
Later still, Lu Ji became a member of UK. One day, he streamed a duo game with the demon king Qin Cheng. Qin Cheng insisted on supporting him, but the jungle king was so awful at support that he successfully supported his own AD into going 0-8 and becoming a walking disaster.
Lu Ji: How come you're there every time I go 0-8?
Qin Cheng: I can gank someone and bring back a boyfriend, hehe.
Jungler seme x AD uke. Set in the world of League of Legends.
Characters are not based on real people. The team compositions are inspired by real ones.
A super-sweet treat. Really, aren't you tempted to give it a try?
Pre-publication blurb for Coach, I Want to Go Pro!:
Sixteen-year-old Li Shijun is a rebellious teenager, just drifting through life. His father doesn't care for him, his mother doesn't love him, and he nearly gets sent away to kick his internet addiction.
Then he meets the pro player Explorer (Jiang Luqian). One line, "You've got talent," is all it takes for him to put down his textbooks, pack his bags, and head for somewhere far away.
He names himself "Follower," hoping to follow in Explorer's footsteps. He perseveres from the youth team all the way through the LDL, and finally steps onto the LPL stage a year later, looking forward to facing his idol, Explorer.
The night before Li Shijun's LPL debut, Explorer announces his retirement.
Li Shijun: "..."
I'm shattered.
After retiring, Jiang Luqian becomes a coach. He remains on the stage he both loves and has regrets about, just in a different way, and he meets again, in a different capacity, the young boy who once left such a deep impression on him.
As they spend day after day together, Li Shijun gradually realizes one thing: the fan filter is dangerous.
Li Shijun: What on earth did I ever see in that guy?
Theme: Harmony, friendship, and a loving father-son bond.
Ah ah ah ah, excited, excited, so excited
Ahhhhhhhhh why is it so short!!!! Why isn't this article popular?!!
It's pretty good. It looks great as a cookie, sweet and relaxing.
Oh my god, I watched it in one go and it's now 3.10 Minutes
... After six months, I came back to make up for the extra story.
Look good, spread flowers and flowers
Woohoo, I finally finished watching TT. Although I don't play lol, I still rely on the king to watch e-sports. Watch it, watch it, watch it, watch it. I'm tired of saying these three words!!! Woohoo, I really want to continue to watch more sugar and daily life in the team 55555, but it's not enough.
I came here to review it. I followed this novel when I was still taking online classes. It is considered one of my favorite e-sports articles. It seems that I made a comment when I finished it: the writing style is a bit bland, and I usually write articles with narrative. Now it seems that this article is indeed not as passionate as other novels of the same type, but gives people a very everyday feeling. But at the same time, I also like the author's tone very much. I can't say it is perfect, but it has a unique flavor. I am also paying attention to Dada's new articles. I wish Dada can have satisfactory results. (This review in the middle of the night came from a moment of inspiration, so I apologize for the poor word order.)
I love it, I don't play games and I actually finished watching it
It's great, great, cheers for the author, he was laughing the whole time.