League of Legends: Rising from Humble Beginnings

Even with a cheat code, you still can't beat a power-leveling player. You should leave the group.

This is my first time publishing on Qidian, so there are bound to be many shortcomings. I hope all readers can forgive me. The author, after reading Luan Shu's "Who Dares to Challenge" a long time ago, resolved to write a League of Legends novel himself.

The reason a student is a "bad student" is because they spend the time that top students spend studying on games. I don't think there's much difference in their intelligence. Haven't watched it yet, but from the synopsis... Emmmm...

The pacing is too slow... Chapter 28 and they haven't even finished two games... It's not very engaging to read.

Those from humble backgrounds are impoverished nobles... Not ordinary people.

The game is so bad it's discouraging to quit right from the start. Author, please create a new account before writing this book. Where did you get Flash and Ignite on a level 1 account?

With the pen in your hand, you can decide who's the best! 😄 In the professional arena, although I haven't specifically looked into it, 24 years old is considered old for a player. How many of them are academic geniuses? Probably only one in ten.

Seeing the scene where the protagonist's father is hospitalized, I don't want to say anything. I'm worried that after using up his college tuition, he won't have enough money to pay for the rest of the tuition. His family may not have enough money, but he has excellent grades; he could easily get a student loan. It's not like he can't get approved. A student loan would be more than enough for his college tuition.

The pacing is too slow. They even managed to fill a minor role like a taxi driver with the college entrance exam... And they've managed to drag out several chapters of a bunch of internal conflicts involving bronze medalists... There's absolutely no clear focus.

League of Legends has been around for 8 years. Are there still people who don't understand the basics of streaming? Don't they understand the game's fundamentals? And they're still clueless? How out of touch do they have with the internet?