I Really Am the Strongest Mid Laner

The idea of ​​rebuilding LPL's glory is ridiculous. Did LPL ever win an S-series championship before S5? Without that, where would you get the glory to rebuild?

Is it strange to win the championship in the first year? 😅 Many teams win the championship on their first appearance in the World Championship. The idea of ​​having experience in major tournaments is nonsense; it's useless. Having experience in major tournaments is just an excuse for a team's poor performance.

Even when lit, it's hard to tell the real body from the fake one. 🔨🔨🔨🔨

Did you play mid-lane fighters in Season 5? It was a distorted version; top laners were ridiculously strong. Other positions were secondary.

My neighbor, Ran Ge, is almost a three-time champion, yet he's still writing about daily life. There's more daily life than game content in his esports novels. He writes about a single match, leaving me completely confused. He describes one or two plays, then there's a bunch of commentary and a bunch of boasting from the audience, and that's it. He doesn't even explain how to strategize.

Shuizi is fine, as long as he's not on the same team as Xisha Gou. He's just an average player whose skill level is only boosted by highlight reels.

It'll probably take 2 million words to finish writing about the S-series? Three consecutive championships will take 10 million or more words, but the early and mid-game is too drawn out.

It's disgusting. At twenty years old, they're giving up playing in the LPL to play in city championships? I regret reading this book.

Can't you even look at what you've written? One minute you're saying to flash and kill the enemy healer, the next you're saying the healer heals Gnar. Did the healer use a resurrection coin or something? I hate this kind of thing. Even a mediocre plot is watchable, but this kind of completely illogical stuff is really off-putting.

This timeline is so confusing, it's like looking at a pig's skin. I'm completely bewildered.