The Legendary Return to the Battlegrounds
绝地之传奇归来
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 440k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Esports
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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216Chapters
14.9kRecommendations
13.6kFans
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To be honest, the initial villainous turn to slap someone in the face wasn't very satisfying. First of all, PUBG is a tactical battle royale game. Getting killed after landing at a school is normal; it's not just about skill, but also luck. Some people land with a silenced 98k, while others can't even find a pistol after looting two buildings. So, this solo play is neither exciting nor worth abandoning.
I thought this was related to a Star Wars novel.
Thinking that Cilantro isn't smiling anymore is all... Oops, oops, oops... You've come to the wrong place! It's all your fault that the author stopped updating.
Damn, PUBG isn't as popular as League of Legends anymore, yet there are only a few new books on League of Legends, while there are tons of PUBG books. And yet, a huge number of authors are still trying to get in. The number of people who actually like PUBG is already limited; with so many authors crowding in, how are you going to get enough readers?
My personal opinion after reading dozens of chapters. This book feels too serious about the competitions. Writing about competitions in such a formal way lacks any highlights. It feels like just following a set procedure. There are no twists or highlights in the middle. The wording is too formal. Simply put, it lacks flair. Look at the book next door. Of course, I'm not saying it should be overly flairy, but it also shouldn't feel too rigid to the reader.
However, the chicken dinner is going to be over...
PUBG is just a trend; League of Legends is the mainstream. 😁
Novels about single fathers are popular, but stories about single fathers in gaming are less so; it's irresponsible for a single dad to go pro.
When you actually have a daughter, you would never want her to become addicted to games at such a young age.
Writing about a low-level tournament for so long, and still not having any advantages in various aspects—tactics aside, they don't even have much of an advantage in gunfights—it's so frustrating to write about.