A Journey of Rebirth in League of Legends

The author strives for logical consistency. Even the most talented person can't be invincible. The top player in the national server can still underperform in matches even after being thoroughly analyzed. A rich and handsome guy will miss out on love if he doesn't take the initiative. If you don't play well in matches, you'll get criticized...

After watching the semi-final match between Top Esports and Jiangsu Suning, I only have one thing to say: "When Lee Sang-hyeok's peak is over, and Jian Zihao leaves the stage in disappointment, no one in the world is worthy of being called the world's number one or number one school!"

I admit that some parts of the beginning were a bit harsh. As a complete novice writer, I also need some time to hone my skills. You can choose to skip the first dozen or so chapters and go directly to Chapter 25, "Old Friends," to start reading about the professional league section. To avoid disrupting your reading experience, I will briefly summarize the information you need to know beforehand.

I'm reserving this spot first. Author, you'll become a god! Call me the Prophet!

Don't be afraid of what people say about the pace being too slow or too depressing. I don't want the author to change their writing approach because of them. There are plenty of LOL wish-fulfillment novels starting up. There is only one book that can rival it.

It's quite good, but the beginning is a bit rushed. The later parts are very good. Some parts in the beginning that seem like plot holes are actually foreshadowing by the author. The only downside is the slow update speed. I'm eagerly awaiting the next update.

"That year's match was G2 vs. RNG, with a final score of 3-2. I saw Uzi slumped in his chair, sobbing uncontrollably; that image is unforgettable. At that moment, I thought, if I could become a professional player, I would win everything. Now the trophy is right in front of me, and I have to consider whether this might be my only chance in this life. I believe Uzi played an indispensable role in RNG's past dominance. It is our duty to rebuild the glory of the LPL!" 😏

The "rookie wall" arises because newly promoted professional players often have fixed playstyles and limited champion pools. It's most common among junglers or new teams. For players facing the rookie wall, the most important thing isn't to lose a game or focus more on improving mechanics, but rather to practice new champions they don't usually play and change their playstyle.

Why are so many esports novels starting with S8? LPL won S8 and S9, that's a great result, there's no need to change it! Would it really be more interesting to have someone else win? Honestly, what I really want to change is S5, S6, and S7. Every year was the most promising year, and every time it was "Let's try harder next year..."

This system speaks as... Oh… Oh… You son of a bitch, it's infuriating to look at!