
Is There No One in the Canyon Who Can Fight?
峡谷没一个能打的吗
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 477k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Esports
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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200Chapters
12.3kRecommendations
27.4kFans
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Being on the same team as soFM, how could they not be completely outmaneuvered? The richest man isn't just a figurehead; he's genuinely strong, and his acting is equally impressive.
I originally wanted to check out DB, but seeing that the work only has 23,000 fans, I'm worried the author might abandon it, so I'm giving it a full subscription instead. 😂
I've watched half of it, so let me share my personal thoughts. The premise of this book is alright, but the content is too monotonous... The novel devotes a large portion to describing the details of the competition, occasionally interspersed with mundane real-life events. Each character feels rather one-dimensional.
I used to really enjoy reading this kind of book, but now the water ghost thing disgusts me; I feel like I can't continue reading. 😓
Can't you even be up to par for a day? Why not release a massive update or something?
That's not enough! Give us five updates a day! Otherwise, there won't be anything to watch on match days.
Wuhu – We are the runners-up.
The pace is too slow; it took forever to finish the Demacia Cup and then it was released. How many people actually watch the Demacia Cup?
Damn it, if I quit school now and told my family I'd play video games and earn ten million a year, my parents would definitely disagree. They'd say, "What's the use of earning tens of millions playing games for years? You'll ruin your life. It's far better to study. The family doesn't need your tens of millions."
I feel there's a problem with this book. The commentary and the matches are completely separate, making the commentary segments too weak and less exciting. They need to be combined to be truly enjoyable. Watching a team fight now feels incredibly frustrating.