The Canyon's Biggest Villain

To be honest, Baolan's understanding of the game from the very beginning has been that a support's role is less about dealing damage and more about staying alive. Baolan posted about this on forums early on and also shared his philosophy during streams. I believe most people probably don't know this. Frankly, it doesn't feel like a question of skill level; it's a problem with his mindset.

The beginning was bearable, but chapter 39 was truly unacceptable. In the game, you can flame, you can let your teammates down due to skill issues, but to clearly have the ability yet still act is pure evil, evil for the sake of evil. It drastically undermines the character's integrity and moral character.

I wouldn't say this book is incredibly good, but after reading over 90,000 words, I laughed for 60,000 of them. It's a very interesting book.

The rest of the book is readable, but I personally can't accept you playing a teammate. Goodbye.

Does the author lack a sense of gaming spirit? I saw the main character get on the dog convoy and then the performance began. I'm extremely annoyed and can't stand it. I play any game without using any tools, and this is incredibly frustrating. Does this person have a problem with their values? 😡

Great job, keep it up! 🤭

The author is talented; the protagonist in his book gets criticized, and so does the book itself—it's a coincidence.

This beginning is clearly defined by two words. "Persuading someone to withdraw"

The author is a fan of sapphire blue? No way, surely no one actually likes sapphire blue?

Having read up to chapter 38, the character who plays the teammate is truly disgusting and morally questionable.