Dota Esports: The Emperor Returns

As a Dota player, I always read League of Legends novels. Although I don't know how to play LoL, I read one novel after another because there are no Dota novels. In fact, compared to LoL, isn't it easier to write Dota games? It's much more maneuverable to roll around and make comebacks. Come on, come on, write more.

Please, all dads, go to my "Listen to the Ice Girl and Don't Let Her Get Hurt" and add it to your collection.

The writing is good, but I don't know if the author is too young or has a problem with his outlook. Gambling elements already exist in the Dota circle and it's okay to describe them appropriately, but writing like this is blatantly promoting gambling. Does the author know that it is illegal in our country? Is gambling fun? I have already clicked the report button for this. I really can't stand it anymore.

It's rare to find a Dota novel. I originally wanted to fully subscribe to it and support it... But I gave up after seeing the first major in the mid-term... One game... 3/40 Minutes... Even if it is a famous match for professional players, the overall details are in place, and then 1/2 god-level operations... And then a shocking comeback... But It's too descriptive... It feels like the Prince of Tennis... It's no longer playing Dota... It feels like we're performing magic tricks on each other... And it makes my team lose all expectations for future games... So... I still look forward to the author's next novel... I'd better support this monthly card and recommendation...

Good guy, let's get some money, the latest major is really Japanese style

*Ni🐴, the employee's QQ account was stolen.

When dota e-sports appeared in the novel, it really proved that cndota has failed us viewers too much. I remember once, when we won the championship in even years and swept it in odd years, there were a few people who wrote Dota. Hey, three years and three years, I can wait indefinitely for the Aegis belonging to cndota, but I don't know how many more years the game Dota 2 can stay with me.

It's been two months since ti9's defeat, and it's almost recovered. If you can still watch it, I will continue to support it. Old people can no longer play other games. They play Knife several times a week to enjoy it. I only played Dao 2 in 16 years after I was born in 1990. I didn't witness much of Dao's glory, but I will be here to witness its end.

Friends who are waiting for the update here are welcome to go to my place and take a look. In other words, I have been saving manuscripts for my own books. I came across this book and watched him write better and better. It was also an inspiration to me. I found that it was so rare that I finally had a Dota e-sports article that could stand up to the page. But since I also want to write it, at least the standard cannot be worse than this one, so I changed many places again. Of course, our subject matter and direction are different, so there is no comparison. He writes about the present, and what I recall (magic modification) is about the past. He writes about high-level gods, and I write about ordinary people who are like you, me, and him. His writing is concise and fast-paced. I like to speed up as much as possible. Fun comments, idle writing and psychological game descriptions - But in short, I hope to present the beauty of my favorite Dota to everyone, and also give myself a piece of tape, so I hope everyone can go and have a look, help promote it if you think it looks good, and give more opinions if you think it is bad. That's it, thank you very much.

Think about it and give me some comments and ideas. Let's talk about the essence first. E-sports articles can only be written as enjoyable articles. This will not change. On this basis, let's talk about the paragraph about losing in the last round of the first major. Reading the book, I will definitely be able to relate to it, and I can understand the importance of this plot. It means that Hime will grow up, and it will not be smooth sailing. The second is to create the boss of Man, etc. The reasons are very good, but it is still wrong. The problem is that this is not just that the plot is a bit poisonous but it resonates with people. Most of the people who read the book are Dota players, and they must have encountered a win-win game, and then the opponent used various destiny to brush F, brush Roshan, and then hit the high ground to miss several times in a row, etc. . This is simply 1 plus 1 is far greater than 2 to persuade them to quit. At least I found it uncomfortable, especially since the conversation before the game started to clearly imply that I would lose and I wrote so much. Maybe the plot requires it, maybe it is cool to write. The overall plot is in control, but it is a shi to the readers, absolutely. Here is a possible writing method. Don't mention it at all from the end of the Avengers game. Put the main perspective entirely on man's side. Write about man eating duck neck outside at night and thinking about something and then meeting fy and having a conversation. The inner description is only written here. Start with man fighting all the way, paving the way for chapters 2 and 3, so that readers can enter the role of man and watch these games from the perspective of man. This will be much better. You can then switch back to hime's perspective or just write about going home after the game. Finally, let me sigh again. Before the competition, I just talked about what I have experienced in the past from the perspective of the male protagonist, how difficult it was at the beginning, and how much I wanted to win. This will only make the male protagonist's character fuller and readers will have a deeper sense of empathy for the male protagonist. . . Then you immediately ask him to force his destiny to surrender. It's really, well, two words, absolutely amazing.