My Promise to TI
我与TI有个约定
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Esports
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Leather shoes are truly a person of high quality, protecting the world's gentlest ocean brother 😥 There's something I'd like to mention. Those of us who frequently play Dota might easily get caught up in the game. But laymen might not understand the jokes. By the way, I recommend a video on Bilibili called "Dota 2 Stories," it has a lot of interesting content. You can give it a try 🤭
The contract has been received, and those interested in investing can proceed now.
The writing style is like a diary entry; you can guess the content just by looking at the title. Even if you see the championship, it doesn't convey any passion. Also, too many player IDs have been changed. There's really no need to change them. Who cares about niche circles? It doesn't resonate with the reader at all.
The author writes well, the writing style is good, and the limited romantic subplot is a good thing. Actually, the overall descriptions of the matches are also very good, but they lack focus, excitement, and the protagonist's awesomeness. Also, the matches don't need to be described in too much detail; more emphasis could be placed on indirect descriptions, such as the observers praising the…
TI? Is that the one with the streamer called Fangzhang who always seems to be lying around watching streams?
Having watched this far, I'll write a comment. Advantages: This is a Dota 2 esports novel. It's not easy to stick to this style. The writing is relatively pure and doesn't forcefully copy the tropes of urban romance novels or include a lot of irrelevant off-field details.
I'm 26 now, working every day... I really miss the days of playing five-man squads all night with my buddies... "Why are you killing me? I have ten thousand people behind me! Brothers, help!!! We can still fight! We can still fight! I'm coming, I'm coming!" It's been so long since I played five-man squads...
The story is finished! Hooray! For the faith we once held!
Keep it up! I'm looking forward to your new book being a Dota-themed one.
It's a very niche topic. Good luck, author!