Dota's Legendary Godfather

There are few books written about Dota, so I tolerated some of the problems with supporting characters before. The first person in cndota saw a new play method and just hung it up without studying it, bitching about NT. Now that the protagonist is here, I'm convinced by the plot. First, this is a game. What do your teammates think when you do something like this? Don't you treat your teammates as human beings? Second, how outrageous is it that a professional player can ask someone to fake a match during an official match? What's even more interesting is that the protagonist also agreed? Third, are the protagonist and the supporting character familiar? Do you know it? Does your glassy heart have nothing to do with me? If you still have to get used to this mentality, how about just playing a woolen game? Do you really think that everything is going well in your career and the world has to revolve around you? The good impression I had before was completely ruined by this chapter.

Let me put it bluntly, the plot of these four chapters is a little bit poisonous. The self-confidence of professional players has been destroyed, and the protagonist is like a nanny who has to help others regain their self-confidence. If he is abused by foreigners at the World Championships, will foreigners be kind enough to help him? There's nothing good to say about choosing this path. E-sports strength ranks first. If it works, it works. If it doesn't, it doesn't work. The protagonist is not the Captain of Tiny Herb in Full-time and is training his successor, and the plot explanation is also very blunt.

To be honest, all I want to watch is professional games. Internet cafe games, college league games and other games are really boring to watch. This may be my personal reason. Since the protagonist has such strong personal abilities, then join the professional team. Direct major ti to open the hammer. If that doesn't work, you can lead a team and start from the minor level. The protagonist is reborn, so there is no need to start there. Just increase your points in solo queue and be picked up by the professional team.

Does anyone recommend other dota novels? As long as the plot is not poisonous and the writing is not awkward, it should not be worse than this one no matter how average it is...

Author Wen Qingcan? Studying TV dramas and injuring your hand while playing games?

This book can't get ahead, it's not my poison... The creative foundation of this book is based on the biggest poisonous point, that is - "you have to get rid of the things we already have, so that it can be convenient for the protagonist to fill the cup"... Look at the alliance novels or the system god novels or even the evergreen rebirth novels that have become popular in recent years. The essence of them attracting readers is I'm annoyed without a championship/I'm annoyed without money/I'm annoyed by recalling the people and things I missed in my youth. The needs that cannot be met in reality, and I am unable to change, can only resort to virtual fantasies in novels. Reality is already so difficult, why can't I be happier? As a result, your sexual intercourse is more uncomfortable than reality? How many people are willing to do this?

I really can't help it. It's really disgusting to fix the match. It's just food. I have to give him water. It's really his mother. I have to spoil him.

I really think the crackdown on match-fixing is too vicious. Who hasn't been disgusted by newbee now? When I saw the fake matches, I thought of Newbee, and then I thought of these clubs eating spinach without anyone caring about them. Seeing my favorite game become like this, I suddenly lost my mood (┯_┯)

Next door I wrote "DOTA2: Desolation"

Writing a Dota novel can't even compare to reality, it's better not to write it at all. It's funny that Dota in China is so strong that it's impossible to write a novel.