The League's Number One Foodie Mid Laner

I would like to offer the author a few suggestions. The idea of ​​getting a buff by eating is interesting, but it's different from playing offline. You can't eat during the game in the arena, and I remember it was for 15 minutes at the beginning, but then the time limit just disappeared without a trace?

I was reminded of Fei Lu's books; wow, during the competition, one of them smoked, one drank, and the other cosplayed...

I just can't understand why some people nitpick so much when I'm reading a novel. If you're so good at nitpicking, why don't you write your own book? Why are you picking on other people's bottom lines? Especially with this kind of LoL stuff, it's like you're some kind of genius. If you're not happy, let's solo it. I'm a Challenger with 500 LP in the Challenger tier.

Brothers, given the complaints everyone's had these past few days about the card's passive ability to jump to level 6, which disrupts game balance, I've completely deleted and rewritten it! Starting from Chapter 22, the work has been completely revised. To express the author's apologies, four new chapters have been added to replace the deleted parts, with more content at the same price.

I don't even dare to look at the rest. This is such a low-quality ranked game, it's been sitting around for days, who would dare to watch it if it were uploaded?

This was my first time reading this type of book, and even though I didn't know much about the Alliance, it was still very readable. Some people said the protagonist was too clueless, but there are plenty of people like that in real life. The author depicted the cluelessness quite a bit. Nowadays, readers often seek a satisfying and enjoyable reading experience.

After two consecutive periods of free service, how can you still make money?

I'm sick of this kind of plot. With the protagonist, they win every game by being a god; without the protagonist, they feed every game and lose. They never die, constantly dominating their lane regardless of whether the opponent is a pro or a high-ranking player. This is a joke that's been around since 2014, and they're still using it without any innovation.

I've read up to chapter 286 so far. Here are my thoughts: The protagonist has fought his way to the top without any prior training or memorizing any hero skills, relying entirely on buffs to reach the S-series. It's absurd that someone with zero foundational knowledge and a percentage-based skill increase could beat a professional player with extensive esports experience. It's like 0 + 0 × 120% still equals 0.

Good grief, a level 3 Orianna is beating a level 5 LeBlanc. Those who have played for a long time understand the specific problems. I'm outta here!