League of Legends Infinite Super God

The author's writing style is so poor that he can't express any passion at all. The words are completely unexpressive and are basically just a running account.                                                                                           The Sword Demon's counter-attack in the first game, the process was to avoid the xx skill, hit the xx skill, counter-kill, and then the commentator exclaimed "It's so awesome". The whole process is boring to read. After more than ten chapters, the protagonist has no mood swings at all. The depression of being a mascot, the excitement of getting the system, the surprise of being able to play, the nervousness of playing the game for the first time, the excitement of the first solo kill, none of it. There is no emotion at all. The reader naturally has no sense of involvement. The author should look more at how modern novelists such as Hemingway, Lu Xun, Oscar Wilde, and Shen Congwen use words, or even worse, look at how physical writers such as Jiang Nan and Cai Jun express emotions.

The writing was so exaggerated that it felt like the other person was being outwitted. .

In four minutes, your Kaiying transformed into Hongkai? Can you write well? . . .

I feel that these gangster anchors and players are not as good as we seem to be. It is only through jokes that many people think they are really good. First of all, no matter how bad the rank is, it is still there. Although Mung Bean Man C Emperor is really good at playing, he has not been defeated in the lane very often (although he has a strong Nuo Shou in the lane). Let's not talk about those below Master. Those famous gangsters above Master who have watched the live broadcast know that they understand the basic operations of the army line and have a good basic awareness. One thing stands out. Stable characters, and those with higher scores either have stronger awareness or stronger operations. In a real match-up, unless the operation and hero understanding are really crushing, even if they are defeated by Counter, it will not be that easy to beat, so the gangsters in the lane look down on either the real master or the real bad guy. The earliest gangster was Wang Strawberry, and he also killed indiscriminately in the rankings back then.

It's too much, even if you can clearly see the trajectory of the skill and accurately predict it! But buddy, the hero mechanism is there. The single-kill top laner is so easy to target. You write the game without any operation at all. Changing lanes can restrict your top laner to death! No matter how awesome you are, God's perspective can still limit you to death. The eye positions in important places are already arranged, and it's not much different from God's perspective! In the past, if you were an awesome laner, I would just play doubles in the wild. If you were alone in the lane, if you dared to push the lane, two people would fuck you. If you were an awesome laner, you would flash and run away. In the past few minutes, you would obediently stay and farm your own jungle. If you dare to come out, you can directly push your tower with four packs! You made the game too simple!

The first chapter is full of negative energy. The protagonist is a self-defeating loser. How can he be forced to reach the peak of his life by a cheat?

In Chapter 123, the protagonist used dodge to dodge Xin Zhao's ultimate move, but after the fight, he flashed to chase Xin Zhao and then Q! As expected of the protagonist, there are two flashes

Anyone who sees this comment can leave, this book thief is rubbish, it's uncomfortable to watch This is an article by an anchor wearing a professional cover, 56 chapters were written in one bo3, and one ranking game Chapter 89, I saw Chapter 148, and the live broadcast accounts for nearly 80%. What is the author writing? The game is written in such a mess that you know they are playing a game and have no idea what they are playing (LMS, playoffs, spring league). They are very fascinated. In short, the sentence is very confusing and has no logic. The author has never watched the game and does not understand anything.

What should I say, it feels a bit poisonous. Although you can see the trajectory, it depends on your situation. After all, you operate it yourself, not a script.

Detox Guide. If you look at this book from the beginning, it is not very eye-catching, but in lol, it is a book with very upright views. There is no brainless blackmail, only brainless bragging. I may prefer to focus on details. After all, most lol novels are full of joy. If you feel happy, you will praise it, and if you feel unhappy, you will scold it. I won't mention Xu Ziqing's operations in the book. Sometimes I can't even understand what the big guys are doing when I look at the OB rankings! I just want to say that this book is really enjoyable to read, but the author handles the details in daily life very well! Really, the daily details are nice. Whether it's the interaction with teammates or daily life, it's all very interesting! The author is a person who understands life very well. At least that's how I feel personally. The competition I wrote is very enjoyable to watch and could be handled better, but it is so comfortable for me to watch on a daily basis! Seriously, this book is very good. The more you read, the better it gets. Don't skip the front, because the author is like a slow-burner, and his writing becomes more and more beautiful.

LOL is actually a turn-based game for the protagonist, right? Moreover, the opponents all operate with clear cards. For example, in Chapter 700 against FPX, the protagonist Sword Lady switches to the middle to face Titan, and the enemy blind monk comes to gank. Let's look at it this way, the enemy's order of playing cards is 1. Titan controls, intending to force Sword Queen to hand W 2. Blind Monk plays grass to get closer 3. Concentrate Fire Sword Queen. OK, the opponent has revealed his card. At this time, the protagonist plays the card W between the opponent's card 1 and card 2 and points it at the enemy blind monk, successfully breaking the game. Then in other people's games, it is a divine operation, and the commentator and the audience shout 666. Is this the truth? ? ?

Does the author know about elimination games? The second one beats the second one, the first one beats the first one, SKT beats IG, and FPX beats Big Turtle. Wasn't ig ranked second in the group? I'm writing it completely blindly

In lol, if you don't use your ID and use your real name, it's really funny.

No matter how strong a person is on the top lane, he can fly with four useless teammates?? It's so brainless! Faker still lost with four teammates who are considered NB in ​​lpl. Who can you beat with a few rotten fish and shrimps?

Author, can you be more serious about writing novels? After paying for various flashes for free, a bunch of flashes appeared again in less than a minute. It's really uncomfortable to watch.

I like this novel better. Maybe my taste is different from others. I just enjoyed reading it.

I can't write anymore. . . . .

After reading a few chapters, I basically understand that the game is about teammates being surprised by solo kills, the audience being surprised by solo kills, and the commentators being surprised by solo kills, but there is no solo kill process, no details, and no sense of immersion!

To be honest, if you don't have a deep understanding of each version of the game, you won't be able to write about this kind of subject. If you really like LOL, I suggest that the author can write some fan fiction based on the LOL universe.

So the six and a half minutes of Archangel and the four minutes of Red Kai are real? What about a big fight? It can't even be done in a big fight.