League of Legends Peak Esports

Jiangjiang is here, and the author is so excited that he sticks his little head out.

The beginning reminded me of the factory director and Brother Li who were in their prime. I had been playing League of Legends for so many years without realizing it. The author wrote it very well, come on!

Chapter 5 is about persuading people to quit. What the author wrote is like the routine of a few years ago. Nowadays, books about leagues rarely include college games and club games. Most of them start with professional players, or start with introducing how the protagonist becomes a big player. It's really hard to retain people like you, a good youth training player, without adding a high school plot. Those who have read a few league novels will probably be persuaded to quit after the fifth chapter. The routine is too old, and a brainless villain who is jealous of women has appeared early. In addition, the character of the protagonist is not likeable. Have you ever seen a professional player or anchor who pretends to be cool while typing while playing games? At most, you can criticize people or encourage your teammates. You, the protagonist, are like a primary school student, talking as much as you are playing a game.

Instructions on the protagonist's participation in the league. The interschool competition is not a college league. It can be seen as a transition for the protagonist to re-enter his career, and he will soon become a professional again. After all, there are still many old friends waiting for him. The first step is to rush to the national server rankings and compete with many great players.

The writing is more enjoyable, no, the author is great!

I really know how the youth training camp was going. For a long time, the Chinese team was beaten. There were no masters at that time, and every Ionian diamond received an invitation letter, and the youngest one was no more than 14 years old (I know of one who was 14 and maybe even younger). The monthly salary started at 20,000 and there were bonuses, but most of them refused to go because of academic problems. To be honest, if they ignored the huge expenses, they might have been able to play in the Korean server... Even so, there were many monsters. After all, the national server has a large population base, and now there are many masters and even kings at the top of the canyon who are sixteen or seventeen years old...

At first I thought it was about campus stories, but after seeing it patiently, I found out that it was combined with professional players. It even included rankings and competing against professional players. I felt that the main plot slowly emerged and it was quite interesting. There is a kind of enthusiasm for starting a career, and the author insists on reading more! ! 😁

The author's understanding of the game is pretty good!

Write more about life, I like to read it

Fkt and 7dg made me laugh directly

After reading it carefully, I found that the author writes very well, has a deep understanding of the game, and I think the daily plot is quite interesting.

I'll collect it first and then I'll watch it when the protagonist plays in the professional league.

Thank you, it reminds me of my worthy youth