
The King’s Moment
王者时刻
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- The Moment of GloryEarlier English title
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A Clumsy Cat's Paw Prints in the Sea of Books 🐾
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I saw Phalaenopsis Master's book and came to read it, but the result made me a little disappointed. Because I am a veteran player of King, I always feel that there is something missing from the master's book. It always felt a bit empty and I had no desire to continue reading. Personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it
Congratulations on the launch!!! Daily advertising for my second son, Xingzhao, who was forgotten by insects!! Friend, have you seen Butterfly Blue's emotional drama? Do you know a girl who once made Butterfly himself think wildly during the writing stage? Have you ever seen the scientific urban superpowers written by Butterfly Blue? Have you ever imagined what it would be like for Butterfly Lan to write a serious romance and pull a cp??? The star shines, welcome you! Call me, Pingfan!!!ヾ(≧O≦)~
Chong Daddy has been criticizing me ever since he said he wanted to open Wangzhewen. Although he is a soft-spoken person, I can't help but want to say a few words.
After reading the 700+ book reviews of Chong Daddy's "The King's Moment", I found that the book friends who started criticizing the book focused on the following points: ①Glory of Kings is not very competitive; ②Glory of Kings plagiarism is disgusting; ③The chain of contempt for games since ancient times; ④KPL's operations and other aspects make people unhappy; ⑤The quality of Honor of Kings players is generally low. These are probably the only things I can see. Please bear with me if you don't sum it up properly. First, let's talk about the issues of competitiveness and plagiarism. It is undeniable that Honor of Kings is a lot simplified as a mobile game, and the game itself is indeed unbalanced. It is not appropriate to directly use the names of ancient people in the story background. However, this does not mean that it is not competitive and enjoyable. There are many heroes who can show off in it, such as the elegant Li Bai, the flexible Han Xin, Marco, Luna... These all require operational difficulty. There aren't many shows on kpl. That's because professional competitions seek stability and are unwilling to use heroes with low fault tolerance. Besides, plagiarism and heroes abusing ancient names. I used to play League of Legends. When I first started playing King of Kings, I felt that King of Kings was seriously plagiarized and the names of heroes were uncomfortable with ancient names. But since this is a game, I think it's enough that the game can bring happiness. Then someone else said, happy? The non-existent big brother, there are too many "elementary school students" in the game, and the gaming experience is extremely bad! Yes, I don't deny this. It's really bad to meet low-quality players... But there will be them in League of Legends. In any game, as long as it is not a stand-alone game, there will always be some kind of idiots. Finally, there is the issue of the contempt chain. Uh... I'm sorry. I have played almost all the games at the bottom of the contempt chain that are widely circulated on the Internet, but am I proud? As a human being, happiness is the most important thing... [I have no obvious feelings about official operations and other issues, so I won't talk about it for the time being, and there is no need to talk about it] We are here to read books. Books that can bring joy, touching, sadness... Any kind of emotion are good books. I believe Chong Daddy definitely has this ability. Even if it is a subject that is extremely criticized by everyone, Chong Daddy will still give an answer that will satisfy book lovers. People who like it will continue to watch it, and people who don't like it may not stop watching it... Support Chong Daddy! Having finished speaking, I appreciate this!
Each chapter of Butterfly Update is foreshadowing🤓
Congratulations on the release of Juju! I like Juju the most! I hope this book will get better and better~ As I follow Juju's books, I will grow up slowly~ My mood when reading books is also changing~ And Juju's books are the most suitable for me~
HighlightThe King's Moment Book Club
As a reader who has been reading for many years, I have witnessed with my own eyes the transformation of Chong Daddy. Everyone thinks that his full-time job is the peak, and Tianxing is a bold attempt after the peak. But my favorite of all time is "Year After Year" by Chong Daddy. This book is the only one of his that made me want to put it down within six chapters (anyone who reads this is welcome to join in). Later, for some reasons... I didn't pursue it. But in the king's moment, only four chapters later, when I saw the scene describing He Yu drinking drinks and waiting for his brother at the door of a convenience store, I returned to the university campus and the feeling of walking in the shade of the trees after class, drinking Fanta and going to the dormitory. Come on, Chong Daddy! Make up for the regrets year after year!
If I don't finish writing the update, I'll wait until the LOL mobile game comes out...
My 10-year-old nephew has more than 200 games in a single season and has less than 5 MVP awards, but he has gone to gold. I really can't figure out how those people in the King's novels who brag about how many passers-by can go to silver can do it? It makes me feel like I'm reading a LOL novel!
Let's talk about Chong Daddy's opinion on writing the King's article (complaint)
Let me start by saying that I haven't read this book yet, so I have no opinion on its content. I have played both Honor of Kings and League of Legends. How should I put it? As similar games, I have to say that there has always been a chain of contempt. LOL players despise the king players. Let's talk about the game time first: the average game time of a game of Honor of Kings is about ten minutes, and the average game time of LOL is nearly half an hour. In terms of rhythm, they are not on the same level. The second one is the equipment mechanism. LOL requires you to go back to the fountain to buy equipment, but the king does not need it. In LOL, every time you go home and change equipment, you will be affected by the troop line, and the impact is particularly large. The king doesn't have this problem at all. Third, vision. Because of the fog of war in League of Legends, vision has always been the most important point in the game. As for Honor of Kings (there is a saying that there is no fog of war for professional players of Honor of Kings), I don't know whether it is true or not, but since this statement exists, it means there is a certain truth. Fourthly, some people say that the difference between professional leagues is indeed one point. Although Honor of Kings claims to have a wider audience, professional leagues are really not on the same level as LOL. So the competitive aspect is still not as good as LOL The fifth, and probably the most important point, is the difference between mobile games and client games. Due to the audience, mobile games have simpler operation methods, while in PC games, anyone who has played LOL knows how difficult it is to perform refined operations. Having said so much. I just want to know why Chong Daddy doesn't write LOL😅. Let me guess, maybe it's because of the fun 🤭