League of Legends: Unlimited Ascension

That's written way too exaggeratedly; it makes it seem like the other side has lost their intelligence.

You transformed into Red Kai in just four minutes? Can't you write properly...?

I don't think these seemingly bad streamers and players are as bad as they appear. It's the jokes and memes that make many people think they're really bad. First of all, even if they're bad, their rank is what it is. Green Bean Hero C-Emperor, although he's really bad, he doesn't get crushed in lane that many times (even though he's playing Darius, a strong laner).

That's way too much hype. Even if you can see the skill projectiles clearly and predict them precisely, the hero's mechanics are what they are. Solo-kill top laners are too easy to counter. Your match analysis completely lacks any strategy; lane swaps and rotations can completely shut you down! No matter how good you are with a god-like perspective, you can still be shut down.

The first chapter is full of negativity. The protagonist's personality is that of a self-destructive loser who is given a cheat code to force himself to the pinnacle of life.

The author's writing is terrible; it can't express any passion at all, and the words lack any expressiveness—it's basically just a diary entry. For example, in the first match, the Sword Demon made a comeback, the process being simply dodging one skill, hitting another, and then getting the kill, followed by the commentator's exclamation of "Wow, amazing!"

In chapter 123, the protagonist dodged Zhao Xin's ultimate with a Flash, but after the fight, he still had Flash left to chase Zhao Xin down and follow up with a Q! Typical protagonist, with two Flashes!

Anyone who sees this comment can leave. This book thief is rubbish and makes me feel uncomfortable watching it. This is an article by an anchor who is disguised as a professional. He wrote 56 chapters in one bo3 game, 89 chapters in one round, and saw 148 chapters. Live broadcast accounted for nearly 80%. What is the author writing about?

For the protagonist, League of Legends is essentially a turn-based game, right? And the opponents' strategies are all transparent. For example, in chapter 700, during the match against FPX, the protagonist's Fiora switches to mid lane against Nautilus, and the enemy Lee Sin ganks. Let's look at it this way: the enemy's card sequence is: 1.

Detox Guide. This book may not seem remarkable at first glance, but within the world of League of Legends, it is a book with very sound values. There are no mindless haters, only mindless fans. I probably like to nitpick the details, since most LoL novels are all about fun and laughter; if you enjoy it, you praise it, and if you don't, you criticize it.