This is an old story that was completed over 25 years ago. The competition is very well written. I feel that the author is a long-time fan of lpl. Even if I guessed the ending, I still felt very enthusiastic. I almost cried when I read the birthday part in the early part. But I feel that the emotional line is a bit too realistic and makes me feel a little uncomfortable... Including the relationship between parents and Yu is also a bit strange. This plot is made to serve the character rather than the character's choice. Overall, it's pretty cool and enjoyable. The extras are too short. 555. Those who have a basic knowledge of moba games and can accept Green Tea Damp Dog Gou 1 can enter with confidence. The controlled protagonist should be cautious.
It's quite fun. I've never played Dead by Daylight or Dead by Daylight and I can understand it roughly. I can't tell where it's a little less interesting, but overall it's a good book.
An eSports novel like "Eternal Calamity", this is really the most enjoyable eSports novel I have ever seen. The author is very good at depicting fighting scenes. There may be logical problems, but they are not important. One word is enough to make it cool.
Realistic e-sports article, the love line accounts for a large proportion in the later stage. If you play a lot of games and can accept the bad mouth, you should be able to accept this (I remember there was a slight problem with the love line when I read it, it depends on personal taste)
An e-sports article about breaking up and reuniting, it is a rare Valorant e-sports article that JJ has seen. There are no major flaws in the whole text, the plot is smooth, and the emotional line is also easy to break.
It's a dream-like e-sports, (I'm so rich www) but it's very fun. The two protagonists are very cute. I've played a little bit of OW and I don't have much dyslexia. If you don't play any games, you can give it a try.
Delicious! It's a rare piece of e-sports writing. T T The two fell in love only after they retired. The undercurrent under the silence of adults is really interesting! I re-read the author's column and found out that it was written about the wife of an 18-year-old mid laner. No wonder the writing style is very delicate and the plot of the e-sports is also very detailed. I feel that among the many e-sports articles I have read in Jinjiang, this wife's understanding of LOL is unique. It may not be that exciting, but it is definitely the kind of truth that "a genius selected from a million is also working hard on the ground." It is a documentary-style text.