League of Legends: All I Do Is Get Carried

During the match, he forcibly kicked away his teammate's chair, rendering the teammate unable to operate. There were even cases of players physically fighting within the team, resulting in suspensions. That's all I have to say.

I've read many comments, and I'm wondering why so many people are so emotional. It's because League of Legends is a real-life game, and everyone has played it. Therefore, everyone feels a strong sense of identification with the characters. Moreover, it's truly disgusting to deal with gamers with bad attitudes. Being bad at the game is a matter of skill and talent, which can't be changed.

This novel is ridiculous; by chapter 20 it's completely unrestrained. When inspiration runs out, the protagonist goes into the game to check teammates' statuses, then just stares blankly. This alone is enough to discourage many readers. The novel's portrayal of League of Legends implies that 90% of people play the game, showing absolutely no esports spirit. Who would read that? Don't tell me it's just for laughs; at least have the proper mindset for playing a game!

You're eating your instant noodles? That's incredibly discouraging. A professional player? Diamond 1 level? Standing under the tower doing nothing? Playing AD and eating instant noodles under the tower? This is the kind of teammate I hate most in games.

... I endured the things like kicking teammates' chairs, going AFK during live streams, and dozing off during matches. I figured as long as I didn't watch with my brain, I could just pretend to be normal. Later, when I saw the exhibition match in Africa, which was broadcast live the whole time, I was stunned by what happened next!

I just wanted to vent a little while writing these comments; I just had to get it off my chest. First of all, the subject matter is fine, but I won't go into the problematic aspects. I want to ask the author what their definition of a game is? I've only gotten to the chapter about AFK streaming, and I really want to complain about that.

That's pretty good! Keep up the good work and update more often!

I suggest adding some kind of "brain-degrading aura" or "taunting aura" to the protagonist. Absurd and humorous writing is fine, but this is incredibly insulting. Everyone gets completely lost after being provoked by the protagonist a couple of times, abandoning all strategy. It's clear the protagonist is the commander and turned the tide, yet the audience still criticizes, saying it's all luck.

After reading three chapters, I can tell that the author's skill level is not high (actually, I think it's more likely that he doesn't understand LOL). I would like to offer the author a piece of advice: even if you can't reach the highest rank in the game, you should still watch some high-rank opening sequences. I think you should know what an opening sequence is, right?

Dear author, don't you find this LoL novel rather awkward to write? There's way too much off-field dialogue! Two chapters for each match, then four or five chapters criticizing the protagonist. Up to chapter 95, he's only actually played a few matches, and half the content is him criticizing the protagonist on various websites. I don't understand why you wrote it this way…