
How Am I the Rift's No. 1 Again?
我咋又是峡谷第一
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 290k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Esports
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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138Chapters
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6.8kFans
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The script at the beginning was truly useless; it was never properly handled. There were blatant online accusations with no resolution. Couldn't it be verified whether the script was used or not? In the situation the author wrote about, the protagonist was completely powerless and unable to turn the tide, thus ending the book.
I'm wondering if Riot Games isn't investigating or what? If they were really using scripts, wouldn't they have banned everyone already? Do they think everyone's an idiot?
#Shennong# After reading chapter 63, here's a summary: 1. The story begins with the protagonist being fired and fined two months' salary for having scripts on his computer. Then, the author publicly announces on Weibo that he was fired for using scripts. I don't know what the author was thinking, or whether they have any work experience.
Is this supposed to be a poisonous plot right off the bat? The protagonist is so pitiful. Sports novels should stop using these empty, superficial things to highlight the protagonist. It was a perfectly good premise, but they had to add a disgusting villain. And the protagonist's character wasn't handled well either, making the story feel frustrating from the very beginning.
While others were using memes at the beginning, you used toxic tropes. I can accept the plot, but the way you handled it later was too casual, it felt bland and uninspired. The protagonist was attacked online, and the perpetrators, at most, were humiliated but got away with nothing.
[Character Recruitment] Another world, urgently need player names!!!
DD's roster is finalized, but other teams haven't confirmed their players yet. Those who need roles can mention it; these could be long-term positions, such as the yet-to-be-released four top LPL AD carries. Please leave the following information if needed: Name, Location, ID, and Style!
Is this some kind of joke? If a team buys out another team's players halfway through the season, will the league agree? That's already considered malicious competition. If that happens, will other teams just buy players indiscriminately? How can the competition even continue?
Why not just write about the league properly instead of doing these stupid things to annoy people? 🤢
Why are you all criticizing the author? I think it's very well written! You know, these days it's hard to avoid writing bad parts in a book. Authors sometimes have no choice but to include them, they just happen to write them as they go along! Besides, as long as you can avoid and block the bad parts, anyone can write a good book, right? So, even if you remove the bad parts, this book wouldn't have many words left (ಡωಡ)
Is this something a primary school student would write at home? I haven't even finished the first chapter, speechless. Is it so hard to remove surveillance footage for such a trivial matter? Don't professional substitutes have contracts? You can just fire them whenever you want and deduct their wages whenever you want? Are all of you legally illiterate?