The League of Legends’ Highest Honor

It's good to care about the audience's thoughts and opinions, but I want you to remember one thing: you are the one writing the book, not the audience. No matter how talented the audience is, they are still just the audience; they can't write books.

I haven't watched it yet, but it would be best if they won a championship right away, then they could go back to the LPL and dominate weaker teams, followed by the Mid-Season Invitational against Korean teams. After all, playing in domestic tournaments isn't as exciting as playing in international tournaments; at least, they need more fans to support them.

I will deal with the problems you mentioned today. Delete what needs to be deleted, and modify what needs to be modified.

The book is okay, but there's one thing I can't stand. Why write about the protagonist's back injury? I don't see any appeal in it. It just makes the reader feel worried. Think about it, the protagonist is already risking his life to play the game, and then you give him a back injury, isn't that just wasting his life? Moreover, professional players only have a few years of peak performance.

Dude, most of the players on the team have very good relationships... Especially Meiko and Xiaoming, who are known for their social skills in esports. It's so awkward to make them act like traitors. Meiko has good relationships with many players on RNG, and they even played together at the Asian Games. He's not someone who lacks emotional intelligence... Let's have fewer of these conflicts; it's too awkward and easily ignites arguments.

Write less romance and more esports! You lack the life experience to write the cutthroat world of business warfare; forcing it will only make the plot shaky and childish! In reality, player transfers are normal in esports, especially since the protagonist is only playing in second or third-tier leagues, which don't attract much attention. His contract expiring and not being renewed isn't considered betrayal! If you're not good at romance, write less; focus more on esports!

The laning phase details are so awkward; the opponent uses their skills carelessly, and then you get solo killed. You're writing LDL-level plays in the LPL. The characters are also incredibly irritable, smashing monitors, swearing, and dissing on Weibo. Why are they all so easily angered? And they constantly look down on the protagonist. The plot is supposed to be driven by conflict, but couldn't an esports novel just use matches to advance the plot? This feels like an urban novel.

It's unreasonable for a new LPL player to ask for millions right off the bat. TS also gradually built up his value.

No team dared to let the opponent have Xayah and Rakan in the S7 World Championship.

Well, after going to the royal family, he died from poisoning. It's not that I'm against going to the royal family. What do you think the consequences will be for a newcomer who has never played in the LPL to waver between the three powerhouse teams EDG, IG, and RNG? It's incredibly stupid. Su Xiaoluo does have abilities, as for why she released Ah Shui and other such actions.