League of Legends Invades Another World

The war scenes are grand and exciting, and the appearance of different heroes is the most anticipated. Among them, the telescope Swain and the physical Noxus description are very consistent with the image of LoL, and there is no conflict. Some of the skin cuts and storylines are very interesting. I highly recommend everyone to watch it, except that it is a little dull at the beginning and you can't stop watching it at all. If you like lol, don't miss it!

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Why does such a beautiful book have so few recommendation votes? My daily recommendation votes are not for those novels with good results. They are all given to you. The monthly tickets are also for all subscriptions. Cheers to the author. Can this be improved? I have been following the author since he started writing this book. I have a feeling that the author should know me. 😁😁😁

Everyone is welcome to put forward various opinions. If you have any good ideas, you can leave a message and I will accept them with humility!

The only shortcoming of this book is that it outlives the author

Don't criticize the author. According to this data, you will starve to death if you write a novel. Is this type of novel considered a niche? Thank you to the author for writing this type of novel. I hope someone will write this type of novel as well. Come on!

It is estimated that all the manuscripts have been published, wait and update monthly to see if they can be completed If you really want to write, there are still a lot of holes to fill in It is best for the author to unify the weekly updates and finish the inventory on a fixed day every week, understanding that you have a main job, after all, it is a hobby Darwin once said that losing interest not only caused him to lose his happiness, but also may cause damage to his intelligence, and may even affect his moral character.

I have a question. I have read a lot of content now, and I see that the protagonist keeps saying that nobles are hypocritical and hypocritical, but I am thinking about a question. Is the protagonist conveying the view that "any behavior that uses brains is sb"? The protagonist obviously advocates the view that "sincerity is only when the muscles are in the brain". Any use of leverage, planning, hiding oneself, or seeking information are all hypocrisy. Even the basic personal quality of connecting relationships, interpersonal relationships, and even smiling when meeting strangers, the protagonist has to specifically add the sentence "hypocritical smile". This is the only point in this novel that seems to me to be supported by YY. Obviously, all other contents are very well written. It seems that the author is obviously not good at writing about the confrontation of power, so he can not focus on this aspect at all, or to put it another way, change it to the plans between nobles and the calculations between conspirators. This is completely fine, because the confrontation between nobles is what it is. However, it seems that in addition to the author's high praise for the battlefield fighting method, he is extremely repulsive to any method that requires consuming mental energy to fight. All of them are summarized as "hypocrisy". It is obviously a noble alliance formed by the wisdom and strategy of "negotiation" and "union" between nobles. When it comes to the protagonist, he has changed from "hypocritical nobles" to "hypocritical nobles". Isn't this too much? At the beginning, it was just that the protagonist hated aristocratic etiquette and aristocratic interactions, so he called the aristocrats hypocritical. Although this showed that the protagonist had zero emotional intelligence, it had little impact because there was such a large system to support him. It started to get more serious later on, and by the time I got to the point where I saw it, it became clear that powerful people should be uncompromising. What is power? Why does it appear between the lines that "power" has become a prop with only attack and defense attributes? Although it would seem very simple and clear to write like this, the author has clearly written such a grand world view, used very excellent writing to describe the development of the plot, and used very gorgeous battles to reflect the passion of the battlefield. What a good thing, but in the end, he used such a simple way to deal with all the worldviews, which is a pity. If you are not good at it, you don't have to write it at all, but looking at this style, the author wants to add the word hypocrisy in front of all nobles. There are so many that it has begun to affect the reading experience. Isn't this not good? Most of the people who come to the genuine website and spend money to subscribe have already entered society and started working hard to make money. This should be no problem, right? To a large extent, the purpose of reading novels is to pursue "enjoyment". The "hypocrisy" of this sentence seems to be mocking today's society. "Interpersonal communication", something that runs through most of modern people's lives, becomes hypocrisy when it comes to the protagonist. I wish the word hypocrisy was written on every chapter. How much does the author have to hate interpersonal communication to vent like this? I still hope that the author can put some effort into the strategy. In my opinion, every League of Legends character is well written. If nothing else, at least there is no situation where "any hero is so poorly written that everyone will know at a glance that the author is simply YY". This is good, but the protagonist seems to be a bit mentally retarded, as if he has been brainwashed by the energy of bloody killings, and has become paranoid. He is more like a mercenary leader licking blood from his knife edge than a leader who should be charismatic. Is it to reflect the step-by-step growth of the protagonist? So why does it feel like the muscles in the protagonist's brain are getting longer and longer? Obviously, Darius's decision to kill can make people see the glory and iron blood of Noxus, but the protagonist's decision to kill has a feeling of an outlaw. Is this a deliberate attempt to vilify the protagonist, or has the author not decided on the protagonist's positioning well? I feel more like the latter. If you say the commander, the protagonist has done nothing in terms of military strategy; if you say the leader, the protagonist scolds the nobles for hypocrisy every day, and has never thought about taking advantage of the situation among the nobles, transforming into a dragon, and simply does not rely on the system in times of trouble; if you say the strong, the protagonist does not even have the ability to lead the army, and Darius is the real strong man. Is this protagonist just a tool man?? The above are just some thoughts. After all, I think this book is very good, so I hope the author can write better, and hope to provide some help from a reader's perspective. If you think my thoughts are not worth mentioning, then don't comment and let this post sink in.

The writing is beautiful, keep it up^0^~I will order all of them!!

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