Dota's Legendary Godfather

There aren't many books about Dota, so I could tolerate some of the issues with supporting characters before. The fact that the top Chinese Dota player immediately criticized a new strategy without even studying it was a bit ridiculous. But now that the protagonist has arrived, I'm speechless. First, this is a competition! How can you do this to your teammates?

To be honest, the plot of these four chapters is a bit toxic. The professional player's confidence is shattered, and the protagonist is acting like a babysitter, trying to help him regain it. What if he gets crushed by foreign players at the World Championship? Will those foreigners be so kind as to help him? Choosing this path is one thing—in esports, skill comes first.

To be honest, all I really want to watch are professional matches. Internet cafe tournaments and university leagues are just so boring. That might be just me. Since the protagonist has such strong individual skills, he should join a professional team and go straight to Major TI. If that doesn't work, he can lead a team from the minor. The protagonist is a reincarnation, so he doesn't need to start from there. He can just solo queue and climb the ranks until a professional team notices him.

Can anyone recommend other Dota novels? As long as the plot isn't too bad and the writing isn't awkward, it shouldn't be worse than this one...

Is the author suffering from a pretentious, artsy obsession? Did he injure his hand while playing a competition, mimicking a TV drama?

This book will never be successful, and it's not that I'm jinxing it... The book's creative foundation rests on its biggest flaw: "You deliberately take away what we already have, so that the protagonist can show off..." Look at the popular League of Legends novels, system-based rich novels, and even evergreen rebirth novels that have become popular in recent years.

I really can't take it anymore. Match-fixing is disgusting. He's bad, fine, but we still have to let him win? It's just awful. We have to indulge him, right?

I really think match-fixing is disgusting. Who hasn't been disgusted by Newbee? Seeing match-fixing makes me think of Newbee, and then I think of these clubs profiting from betting with no one doing anything about it. Seeing my favorite game turned into this suddenly kills my mood. (┯_┯)

I wrote a short story called "DOTA2: The Desolation" on the site next door (it's mostly about Dota, but mine is more about parodying pro players, it's lighter and more fun). If you're interested, you can check it out. Thanks! 🙏

It's ridiculous that a Dota novel can't even compare to reality; it's better not to write one at all. The fact that Dota is so dominant in China makes it impossible to write a novel about it.