Dota Esports: The Emperor Returns
dota电竞之皇帝归来
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Esports
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Just My Book List [Easygoing Reads and Whatever I Like]
I’d like to share some books I’ve read recently, enjoyed, or found interesting (๑•̀ㅂ•́)√ I read so much xianxia and xuanhuan in middle school that it’s hard for anything in those genres to catch my eye now unless it’s especially original. Lately I’ve been reading more urban fiction. Maybe after being out in the world for a while, I’m hoping to find a little beauty and warmth in those stories. Then there are some more specialized genres, like sports, which tend to be pretty exciting. (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡
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It's rare to see someone support the author and encourage them to keep writing.
As a Dota player, I always read League of Legends novels, even though I don't play LoL. I've read one novel after another because there are no Dota novels. Actually, compared to LoL, aren't Dota matches easier to write about? Rolling around, making comebacks from desperate situations, there's so much more to it. Keep it up, keep writing!
Please, all you dads, go and bookmark my post titled "Listen to the Ice Maiden, Don't Let Her Get Hurt".
The writing is not bad, but I don't know if the author is too young or has problematic values. Gambling elements exist in the Dota community, and some appropriate depiction is fine, but writing it like this is blatant promotion of gambling. Does the author know that this is illegal in our country? Is gambling something fun? I've already reported it; I simply couldn't stand it anymore.
It's rare to find a Dota novel like this, and I was initially planning to subscribe to the entire series... But I dropped it after the first major match... A single game... 30-40 Minutes... Even professional players' signature matches involve meticulous overall execution, one or two godlike plays... And an incredible comeback... But this was overdone...
Wow, what a stunt! The latest major really does have a Japanese anime vibe.
Damn it, my QQ account got hacked!
When Dota esports appears in novels, it truly proves that CN Dota has let us, its viewers, down far too much. Back when they won championships in even-numbered years and swept them in odd-numbered years, how many people wrote about Dota then? Sigh, three years after three years, I can wait indefinitely for the Aegis of Champions to belong to CN Dota, but I wonder how many more years Dota 2 will stay with me.
It's been two months since the TI9 defeat, and I've mostly recovered. If I can still enjoy it, I'll continue to support it. I'm too old for other games, so I'll play Assassin's Creed a few times a week to reminisce. I was born in 1990 but only started playing Assassin's Creed 2 in 2016, so I didn't witness its glory days, but I'll witness its demise here.
A die-hard fan of 20 years has also published a book titled "The Buddhist Dota Demon King".
Friends who are waiting for updates are welcome to check out my page. I was building up a backlog of my own books when I came across this one. Seeing how well it improved was an inspiration to me. I realized, wow, this is rare! There's finally a Dota esports novel that can hold its own.
After some thought, I'd like to offer some suggestions and ideas. First, let's get to the point: esports novels can only be written as feel-good stories, and that will never change. Based on that, let's talk about the part about losing the last game in the first major.