The League’s Dream Man Returns
联盟之梦男归来
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 908k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Esports
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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316Chapters
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They should change the protagonist's background. Even sacrificing one's parents to appease the heavens shouldn't be done like this, right? His parents were in a car accident and bedridden, yet he still went to internet cafes to play games, which drove his own father to his death. Then he abandoned his lonely and helpless mother to go to EDG.
So far, it's going well. Here's a suggestion: give the main character a hero they have faith in. These heroes aren't often used in competitive matches, but they're reliable in crucial moments.
Support the author! Finally, it's back to League of Legends fanfiction. Hopefully, it'll be well-written. The last one about EDG seems to have been abandoned.
With 7667 followers, the readers are all discerning. They found the first chapter interesting, but after the second, they thought, "What utter garbage is this? The author's dream? Nobody's going to pay for your dream!" To briefly summarize the first two chapters: In the first chapter, the protagonist joins EDG, feels he has no hope of becoming a starter, and decides to control the team (training…
Don't give me that "League of Legends No. 1" Hype. What I saw was a jungler who was afraid to deal damage and engage in team fights. He was incredibly cowardly at Worlds. His Gragas was too afraid to initiate, and even when he did, he relied on a tanky Twisted Fate to flash and use his yellow card – it was ridiculous. A bad mentality is a bad mentality. He was a Worlds coward.
This is the first time I've heard of selecting the Finals MVP based on team seniority.
The author is still stuck in the era of protagonists who sacrifice their parents; things are different now. Furthermore, if you don't get a C (high score), then winning is just coasting, and it's only in fiction. Novels should have Cs; who reads novels where you just coast to victory?
This LoL fanfic spends the first four chapters on EDG history, the protagonist's family, and the future development of the LPL, but doesn't mention the game at all. The author's writing style is truly amazing! We mere mortals can't understand it. Goodbye.
The game's plot is poorly written, and the frequent insertion of hero backstories only makes it more chaotic.
The first 20 chapters made me want to vomit. What was that even about? I couldn't understand a word of it. It felt like someone had a split personality.