I'm Really Bad at Top Lane

Sometimes it's embarrassing to watch. You say Pig's Knuckle is at the Black Iron Bronze level, ok, no problem, but if you want to be a professional master, at least, you're not bragging, just the last hit level and operation of Black Iron Bronze (especially the author said I haven't played much). If you exchange blood, you won't win, and you won't be pressured by the knife? Not killed alone? Especially when you only have one or two pieces of equipment, and other people's operations are delicate and their output is higher than yours, what do you use to line up?

It's interesting to read this book again. It has counter-routines and imagination. Also, other novels are usually purely about strength and not much about consciousness. But this book writes about consciousness, and then adds counter-routine and imagination. It works perfectly. It's so cool.

Holy shit, I'm really awesome. I don't play LOL or pay attention to the competition. I read all the updates in one go, and I still watched them with gusto. I can't wait to catch up. The author, speed up the update. From now on, I will give you 8 votes every day.

Let me tell you some news: The author's new book "Alliance: My Auxiliary Thief is Serious" has been confirmed to be plagiarized and has been officially removed from the shelves by Qidian.

Change it, author. Hitting a rock with your hands is a disadvantageous matchup. If you have no advantage, where does the Counter come from?

It's so fucking outrageous that a black man without a golden finger can play professionally? I'm laughing so hard. What are you writing nonsense?

Think of yourself and help you realize your wish of 1,000 monthly tickets! Please stop for a few more days and take care of yourself and your family! Revise the first twenty chapters!

I dare not watch it for fear of being poisoned. The introduction describes that the protagonist is too good, the jungle position does not matter, the most basic online last hit is not enough, and I can't imagine laning.

It's okay, I hope the plot can be handled well later on

In just the second chapter, I feel that this author is way off base. The black iron player has not been single-killed by the opponent's best top laner in the world or has been unable to gain experience by controlling the lane. What kind of world's best top laner is this? Or is this black iron the author himself?