This Player Is Deeply Sinful

I'm making a bold prediction: the protagonist of this book will fall to the champion in his first appearance at the World Championship, and only win on his second attempt. If this is the case, I suggest the author revise the outline, because several books written like this flopped immediately. Friendly suggestion, please be gentle with your criticism.

I watched it all today, not for anything else! Just for WE! Seriously, WE truly represents the youth of a 30-year-old gamer like me; in my eyes, it's an era!

In reality, you can win three championships, but in novels, even with cheat codes, you can't win. So let me talk about what happens after you lose. The top and mid ADCs retired. The main character (referring to a player) led a rebuild with Xiangguo (another player), then spent a year adjusting.

Honestly, this book is readable, but it's all about matches, which can easily lead to aesthetic fatigue. There's too little slice-of-life content. Not only is there no female lead, which deprives the team of a mediator, but there's also almost no interaction within the team—it's all about matches… However, to be fair, the writing style is still there.

This just goes to show I've lost my monthly pass; it's truly disgusting.

To be fair, playing against Samsung White is inherently a disadvantage; you only gain an advantage through strategic tactics. If you intend to write about a full five-game series from the start, you should have considered how to write the draft and team fight strategies. Instead of coming up with a disgusting plot at the last minute.

I hope this part can be deleted; it's disgusting.

Look at the LPL Spring Split these past few days, and then look at the S4 World Championship – the pace of the competition is on completely different levels. Why do some people still think SSW is invincible? SSW's invincibility was arguably during the S4 World Championship period. Now, any playoff team that goes up against SSW will be utterly crushed.

Congratulations to the author for once again deterring countless readers. If you posted several images at once, it wouldn't have been as noticeable, but posting them one by one takes the deterrent effect to the extreme.

Why don't you write a story where the protagonist takes a sip of water halfway through a fight, discovers he's been poisoned, and then dies?