My Days as YM's Top Laner

If I sign the contract, is it okay to update twice a day?

Nb, I didn't expect that a bo3 would be able to deal with thirty chapters of water. It seems that your Excellency, the Water Emperor Sutra has been completed. This is no longer ordinary water, it has become the sea. Use the rules of the post forum

Can the author write it quickly?

This setting is bullshit. The protagonist himself is rubbish, and he is equipped with a rubbish system. The task is to win the championship, but you have to lose the game to increase your attributes. Just like you tell a fat person to lose weight and become thinner, but he must eat three meals a day. What a bullshit!

There are a lot of them, and there are no serious competitions. What on earth are you thinking?

4 LPL champions, who else is Ming Ning Tian?

I'll give you a recommendation ticket, please keep it.

You don't really think someone from the YM team is acting, do you? Whoever believes it is a fool. Even if the system loses the game, its attributes will increase! At that time, Ning was AD, and his final opponents were Sima Laothi's omg, Wei Shen's lgd, and doinb's qg. How could he win? They lost 2:3 in the first place, and then were swept 3:0! The players are improving. YM's players are always a little bit close, and they keep their attitude very low. They have been diligently cultivating their internal skills, constantly trying, and constantly breaking through themselves. Once they go to LPL, they will turn into dragons when encountering the storm!

Let me talk about my personal opinions. There are a few things that feel rather abrupt: 1. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is really too abrupt, and it just happens to be stuck at the plot point before the rookie selection. It took more than ten chapters to arrange it. The writing was still a bit awkward, and the lines and the plot arrangement were not good. Wxz almost sent me away when he sent assists. A beautiful girl who is an orphan e-sports genius. This character makes me dream back to 5 years ago. There was no foreshadowing of the emotional lines, which made it awkward to read, and the gag lines seemed very watery. I had to endure the discomfort to finish reading those dozen or so chapters. 2. The author seems not to know how big the difference is between the masters of the game and those who have received professional training. You must know that even the people in the youth training can crush the five high-scoring kings of the Korean server. And it seems that these people are set to be at the peak of their debut, but the problem is that In the first year of iG, Shy was "the best in the world to catch the top laner", and he really dared to catch and die; Ni's performance in Suning was not very good. It was doinb who fished him out and went through some training before he became FMVP (doinb said in the live broadcast a few days ago that the hero pool was not deep when Ni bought him back, but he could specialize and improve. Soon, at that time, Ni was already considered a person who had played professionally for a period of time); Xue Zang, who didn't have Suning in his left hand, wouldn't be able to reach the heights he is now; Brother Shui Zi was still an AD who was known as Q Dirty Dance before he gambled his career. These people have good talents, but their achievements are inseparable from their own hard work. Before they experienced professional training and competition tests (I know that theshy, Shui Zi, and Shao Shao all had professional experience at that time, but maybe only Shao Shao had played in games), you let these people fight against ym people with their heads? Except for the protagonist's line, which may be unstable, the rest is really casual.

Come on! I like it