Travel into the World of League of Legends

I can only say that your writing is really good. I have read more than 80 chapters. The more I read, the more frustrated I am. I have been scolded all the time. Women have been insulted so much. Why are you still practicing? I am speechless. Anyway, you have practiced so much that you don't kill people. Why are you still practicing? You are still being hunted. The foreshadowing is so long. Who can persist? I can only persist for 80 chapters.

I think if you want to write about League of Legends, you can read more about the background story. Otherwise, many people will come to read it as hero fans because it is different from the background story. The changes are a bit big. I remember that it was called the Legendary Swordsman of the Swift Wind Sword Sect. Elder Souma, Yasuo went to the battlefield, and when he came back after killing the enemy, the elder was stunned. It seemed that the elder was killed by himself. He was so awesome in killing himself. Raven asked the elder to use the wind sword to break the rune sword into pieces, and then the fragments of the rune sword slashed him to death, hahaha. , It seems that the elder died under his best swordsmanship of the wind, and naturally the only descendant of the wind, Yasuo, took the blame.

Why do I feel more and more like "Dragon Babu" the more I watch it???

It feels quite boring. It has been so frustrating since the beginning. Can I kill people? Except for killing a few horse thieves at first, I haven't killed anyone in one night. It's really boring to read and feel so depressed.

You don't want to write Yasuo as Qiao Feng. You just changed all Qiao Feng's experience into Yasuo. In fact, you only need the result of Yasuo being wronged. It doesn't need to be exactly the same. There is also the protagonist's ideological and personality. I'm not saying that this protagonist's personality is not good. It's just that it's a little too good. It doesn't feel like revenge at all. It's completely a saint's mentality. You have to know that most people who read books are ordinary people. Very few people have this kind of saint's mentality.