Glory to the Competition

Is the prototype Xiao Yu? Personally, I think the marksman Ci Tong is the best player. 🙂

This book is alright, but there's one thing... The pacing is way too slow! It took over 300 chapters to even get into the KPL! 😅

It's a pity I didn't meet you when the book was first published. Whether you publish a new book or not You have fulfilled your dreams. Genius Ke Ou On a rainy night in Hangzhou Keep it up!

Because I wanted to start watching from when I entered KPL, and then skip around while looking for it, I found myself looking for the extra episodes, uh, I was completely confused. After reading the side story, I was even more confused. Was the main character not playing to train the female substitutes or to train the teammates? There's absolutely no need to train female substitutes.

I haven't played many games like this, but this one gave me the impression that the protagonist was initially portrayed as very strong, but then their strength was deliberately weakened over time. It felt like the protagonist was forced to lose, or that they were playing against all odds. It was the kind of game where almost every match was a hard-fought victory.

It's my turn to step up and pay tribute to the glory.

I think it's pretty good; it's the best King of Glory novel I've read so far. I'm just really curious about the real-life inspirations for each team. Magic is Hero fruit is BA Star is eStar The dynasty is RNG. M What is Myth? There aren't many teams left in the East, and judging by the current progress, it seems like we're still in the 2018 Spring Split. Could Myth be EDG. M?

This is what a novel about a King of Glory player should be like! I'm so tired of those stories that use the King of Glory persona to show off and pick up girls. If you encounter a female jungler on the opposing team in a Bronze-level game, it's like you're in the same dorm as a girl from another building at the same university—every girl in your dorm is bound to be stunningly beautiful. 😰

Hmm, author, I have a small suggestion: could you please add a cover? This is the only book on my bookshelf without a cover, which is really frustrating to read.

I've noticed that the titles of each chapter are quite meaningful; they're so sophisticated!