Twin Cities: Start as a Master Assassin

How to say it? There is a problem with the interweaving of your story, that is, many times, they are not perfectly connected, and if you play tricks but cannot integrate them very well, it will look very awkward. Regarding the description of the protagonist, after entering prison, his character and behavior feel a little different, as if they are not connected with the characters written in the previous dozens of chapters.

I don't understand why the male protagonist defines himself according to the original work, and why there is an accident in the fourth episode. It gives me a feeling that he doesn't dare to do anything other than the original work, and only dares to follow the background setting of League of Legends. Don't like this part

It's very interesting￣￣)σ, but I'm not satisfied with it. Come on, the author.

The writing is quite good, but I feel that some of the plots are a bit far-fetched in logic. For example, the reason for being imprisoned and the part about not wanting to be released from prison even if you have bad feelings are not reasonable enough. Also, I think the original story of League of Legends can also have a lot of plots to write. If possible, can you not mess with too many Caribbean and Assassin's Creed like now?

Bakubo turned into Jinx after being abandoned by Wei. Why is Bakubo still showing up in front of the protagonist?

Are you a eunuch ( ⚆ _ ⚆ )

It feels very cool and it feels very story-telling.

Very nice! Come on (ง •̀_•́)ง

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The update is too slow, there is always a feeling that she is finished before she feels happy.

Emmm, is there a female protagonist? Who is it? Is it Jinx?

Why didn't the author update today? 👀