Flash ADC

Brother, you should stop writing about class competitions, Internet cafe competitions, and class beauties, etc. Write about them one after another. Even if you write about anchors, they are better than these. It is a waste of time and the rhythm is slow. Those were all routines 3-4 years ago, and they are really not popular now. Also, professional and pedestrian are completely different concepts. They are two games, and they are incomparable. To give a simple example: Kassadin in the professional arena has a full damage output equipment. At most, he can supplement the Banshee Golden Body, but the pedestrian is more stable. After the Archangel of Time, there is a blue armor. This kind of equipment is really stable, not easy to die, can resist and fight, and has a high fault tolerance rate. However, it is not very good in the professional arena, because you have to harvest, and you can't harvest without damage. If your teammates die, your fault tolerance rate will be low. These are two understandings. Now it is best to join the youth training team, get exposed to the professional league early, and keep up with the rhythm of the professional arena and the version. If you cannot keep up with the rhythm of the arena and the version, you will not be able to do it no matter how talented you are. Is Brother Shy fierce? Wouldn't it be better if you still get caught as a super ghost and use the A monster talent? If you can't keep up with the rhythm of the game, you still can't play in the lpl league. This is an example. So now you can write about your daily life, interesting things in the game, daily life in real life, etc. Stop writing about those class competitions and Internet cafe competitions. It's really too toxic and I can't stand it at all! After you reach a higher rank and join the youth training team, you can write about training matches and live broadcast content, so that people won't feel too toxic in the early stage. If you feel that the comment I wrote has affected your creation, please delete this comment. Thank you, that's all.