I'm Really Not an Esports Legend

I suddenly remembered that many teams that were called "galactic battleships" ended up in terrible situations because their members were almost all local tyrants and were all like powder kegs. In his early days, Faker was the core of the team's mid-jungle synergy. I think only two junglers could keep up with his pace: Uzi, who has remained consistent throughout his career, and whose style influenced many professional bot laners. I've also heard that JackeyLove was just as aggressive back then.

The descriptions of interactions with the opposite sex are rather cheesy. Esports novels should really avoid involving women. If the author were to actually write a romance after reading 50,000 words, it would be incredibly cringe-worthy for many readers.

The content is good, but what's most frustrating is the forced lack of confidence. The peak Demon King, Wuzi, the rhythm jungler Kled, the cheating protagonist, and Curly at his peak—weren't they all easy opponents? Why insist they couldn't even beat peak IG or FPX?

The author's writing is actually quite good, and it's similar to what I envisioned. I've always wanted to write a novel with a mid-lane Faker as the protagonist, the only difference being that I wanted Wolf as the support. Keep writing!

In a team, someone has to sacrifice, someone has to carry. Even if everyone is at their peak, they might not be able to coordinate well.

I didn't even want to read the description. If I had to choose an ADC, I definitely wouldn't choose Sugar Man. And after losing the game, I have to comfort you? Doesn't my top laner feel bad? Doesn't my mid laner feel bad? Isn't playing mid-top-jungle better than a four-protect-one strategy?

A group of top players is a complete mess. They're good enough to avoid relegation, but winning the championship is just wishful thinking.

I find the romance scenes a bit nauseating. So much ambiguity between him and two women—is polygamy allowed in parallel universes? Couldn't they be more straightforward? Dragging out the romance in a game novel is detrimental to the main story.

After watching part of it, I can say this: as long as you can keep the team atmosphere from getting too bad, even a little friction is fine as long as it doesn't escalate, your team will be a force to be reckoned with at that time. To put it simply, back in the era of the League, you could easily defeat even a god. However, if there was internal conflict or a strained team atmosphere, while your fighting strength would still be there, it would never reach the ideal level.

This game can only support two carries at most. There aren't enough resources for three carries. In S8, one of IG's three carries relied on stealing resources from the opponent. They needed two laners to act as support players. Faker was okay, but Uzi was out of luck. He couldn't be a support player!