
The Mage's League of Legends
法爷的英雄联盟
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.8M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 6y ago
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See allGathering Pearls from the Sea of Desire, Finding the Way, and Sharing Them to Soothe the Soul
Across the vast mountain of books, I sigh for a peaceful world; across the surging sea of desire, I sail my boat of the Way. For ten years I've read, seeking to break through the walls; readers wield their axes with extraordinary resolve. Among the myriad faces of the mortal world, remarkable people emerge; across these splendid mountains and rivers, great ambitions take flight. Gathering wisdom from the sea of desire, I still seek the Way; let us enjoy these books together and bring comfort to
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Pride? Flamboyance?
Books I Personally Enjoy
Books I’ve read and enjoyed, or books recommended by friends. As the list title says, everyone has different tastes. If some books aren’t to your liking, why not scroll down and try another?
A Fun-Lover's Fun
I'll add books I like from time to time, mostly for fun and gossip. (I can't be bothered to remove the ones that got abandoned.)
Games in Another World, Another World as a Game
Some game-world novels that I personally enjoyed. Sharing is a joy, so I'm sharing them with everyone. I'll update the list if I find more good ones. Thanks for all the flowers. There are quite a few game novels in the comments too, but they aren't really my thing, so I didn't add them to the list. Still, you might enjoy them.
A Happy Shut-In's Reading List
Selection criteria: enjoyable novels with enough satisfying moments and a strong update pace; slice-of-life novels with steadily progressing plots and a warm atmosphere; and traditional novels that focus on telling a complete and coherent story. The standard for inclusion and evaluation is simple: I like them!
A Ten-Year Veteran Reader’s Picks: No Beginner-Friendly Books
Selection criteria: 1. I try to avoid books that have been abandoned or only update once a year. Even a great book can be a chore if updates are painfully slow once you've started reading. 2. I try to recommend works of a certain caliber. I've read plenty of high-VIP novels from 2006, books from rental shops, and so on. I think I have pretty good taste by now. At the very least, I can usually tell from the blurb and first few chapters whether a book is going to be a minefield. Of course, I've on
Feel-Good Reads, System Stories, and All Kinds of Others
All kinds of books, added just because I like them~ This is my personal taste. I prefer lighthearted, cheerful novels, so there may be more slice-of-life stories. Hope you like them, too... I like things light and cheerful, after all. Hope you all enjoy them~ (⁄ ⁄•⁄ω⁄•⁄ ⁄)
The All-Nighter’s Hideout
All are excellent works, free of hostility and empty hype.
A Mixed Bag: I Read a Bit of Everything
I mainly recommend novels I can actually keep reading. There may not be many, so please don’t mind.
Books Read Over the Past One or Two Years by a Fan from Seventh Grade Through College and Into the Workforce
I've been reading for over ten years, but lately I'm finding it harder and harder to find good books. I'll recommend a few of the ones I'm reading now, then head out to look for more.
Hourglass
Some books I'm following.
A Veteran Reader's Classics, Currently Reading and Saved
Recommended by a longtime bookworm. These books definitely have substance. Fantasy, sci-fi, anime, urban fiction, and a bit of everything else. I only recommend books I've actually read. I can't guarantee they'll suit your taste, but they're all worth checking out. I'll get around to the books recommended in the comments, but... if they're too short, I'll pass. They need to be at least 100,000 words or there's not enough to judge, and reading a story that's still just a seedling can be painful~
Books I Personally Enjoy ~\(≧▽≦)/~ (Never Run Out of Things to Read)
Feel free to take a look if anything catches your eye. Mostly new books, plus a few with unusual premises. I’m not a premium reader, so I may remove some books later if I find better ones. Sorry about that. (I find books by following my instincts...) (I’ve never run out of books to read, so don’t worry!~\(≧▽≦)/~ I always have well over a hundred books on hand.) (Thanks to everyone who sent flowers.) ⭐, ⭐☆ (Readable, but could be painfully bad) ⭐⭐, ⭐⭐☆ (Toxic. For the Shennong readers who like to
A Simple General Store
A simple list of books I personally think are enjoyable and worth reading.
Moji Liao Wuhen
These are good books I’ve read or am reading over the past decade or so. They may not be famous, and there may not be much information about them, but they’re all books I like. I’ve read for many years and tried all kinds of genres, so my tastes are pretty broad. Good books are rare, though. Even big-name authors can fall into the same old tropes as their breakout hits, like the three books by Tudou. This list also has a lot of older books. I’ll add new ones from time to time as I read them. (Fo
So Many List Owners, and I'm So Lazy. No One's Going to Follow Me Anyway, Right?
٩( ᐛ )و These are mostly hidden gems I've found, and they're pretty readable...
Memories of the Past
I started reading novels in eighth grade, and now I've been out of college for two years. There are always a few classics that leave a lasting impression.
Urban and Entertainment Novels, New Sprouts, Classic League of Legends Novels, PUBG Novels
Sharing some books I like with everyone. I want flowers to use when following pretty girls
Otaku Reads
In my opinion, these are all classics, and they're pretty long, so take your time. You won't regret reading them.
A Bit of Everything
History, comedy, sports, sci-fi, fantasy, Naruto, Marvel, One Piece, and a bit of everything else
All Kinds of Styles, There's Something for Everyone!
There's a book or two from every genre, so there's sure to be something for you!
Books I Personally Enjoy
I've been reading novels for a long time.
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Azeroth is full of demigods, and the difference between mortals and gods in Warcraft isn't that great. Ordinary heroes have the potential to kill gods. Also, it's true that the Dragon King created galaxies, but how many planets and galaxies has the Burning Legion destroyed?
Come on, come on, the female protagonist of this book is now available for purchase with great reviews! First on the list: Jinx the Loose Cannon, because she's the first girl to appear, and Rhodes is a lolicon. The second stock: Caitlyn, the Piltover policewoman, is on the list because she has a mysterious chemistry with Rhodes and can switch between uniform modes.
I just read the prologue; the author is really unlucky, betrayed by the Battle of Two Cities.
This book portrays Noxus as far too weak. Noxus is a superpower that was simultaneously at war with eight countries and held its own, but in this book, it's depicted as a complete weakling. Also, Swain and LeBlanc are enemies, and when LeBlanc is captured, Swain and Darius will probably have a drink to celebrate. The way Swain goes to rescue people in this book is truly appalling.
This isn't the mage I wanted, so I'm leaving.
After reading dozens of chapters, you, someone who can tell Sargeras he fought well, find killing a god's avatar so troublesome?
You wouldn't believe it! There's a bug like Ferego that exists!
Pig Girl is a total noob; she acts without thinking at all, relying solely on her weapon's overpowered abilities in fights. Of the three Ice Sisters, she's the biggest liability; it feels like she's just there to be sacrificed... The kind of girl who charges in recklessly when someone needs to make a sacrifice.
Logically speaking, in terms of world-building, World of Warcraft is definitely more complete. League of Legends can be hyped up however one wants because its world-building isn't afraid of collapsing, so it can be exaggerated however one wants. The power systems are hard to compare because it all depends on personal imagination, since there's no standard for comparison.
The protagonist is ridiculously weak. He gets easily beaten by heroes with even slightly stronger backstories. He claims to be incredibly strong at stomping weaker opponents, yet he can't even take on a fleet single-handedly in Freljord. Is this what you call a mage?