League of Legends: I Own a Fountain

The latest chapters are utter nonsense. Forcibly letting the enemy escape is such a far-fetched excuse. Whether they broke his limbs or found a silly roe deer, they could have captured him alive. They almost killed themselves and let the enemy escape.

Regarding the location for moving the fountain to build the city, is the protagonist planning to place it on the front lines? That means the early game will be spent fighting Nocturne alone, which is a disadvantage. Besides, Ionia won't grow without experiencing war. I recommend placing it at the border between humans and orcs 🙂.

The book is indeed very interesting, but after reading a few chapters, I felt the protagonist was too scheming. My personal suggestion is to revise the first few chapters, perhaps adding a setting where the protagonist cherishes flowers and plants before his transmigration, and then removing the guardian part. This would feel much more natural. The new book is indeed good, keep it up! (ง •̀_•́)ง

What is the potential for combat power in a highly unified, centralized regime with a strong leader? Examples include Germany in World War I, Germany in World War II, the early Tang Dynasty, the Qin Empire, and the Alexander the Great's Empire.

Protecting nature is a very complex thing. If you protect an animal, you are harming its food source and the creatures that feed on it. Peace is a balance, not the suppression of conflict. This book is too idealistic.

The beginning was fine, but I got a bit stuck on the part about the War Stonemason. I'd actually prefer books like those about base building, unit training, and resource gathering, like in the early game. The later intelligence gathering stuff just didn't interest me. I also like the protagonist's love for nature; it's a kind of reciprocal kindness, not something to be ashamed of. Furthermore, the protagonist's kindness seems to have been cultivated, and the logic is acceptable.

Is the protagonist too kind?

In LoL, most of the stronger characters deal magic damage; even Aatrox has life steal abilities.

The first few images were okay, so why are so few people looking at them?

Keep it up! Many people like this kind of subject matter. If you keep writing, this book will be a hit.