The League of Legends God of Scrap

That's pure nonsense. If all five positions are filled by carry players, then they're bound to fight. Resources are limited, and if everyone wants to be the carry and carry, then everyone will inevitably fail. And don't talk about iG's complete trident formation. If you watched iG's matches back then, you'd know that JackeyLove was always the sacrifice role.

And frankly, adding many people together doesn't guarantee a win. There are five positions in total; it's not like every single one is explosive. Uzi's playstyle was already very clear in S8. If you replaced Letme with TheShy, it wouldn't be easy either. Game resources are fixed and need to be allocated. The number of minions, jungle monsters, and the total number of dragons are roughly the same.

Am I the first one? I haven't seen your "esports manager" topic yet. It's good, but LDL teams are not easy to write about. Also, it's hard to say what Sao Zhu's team is like and why they didn't make it into LPL. It would be better to write about LPL teams with poor results.

I've read most of the posts, and most of them say that even five strong players together might not be able to win the championship. I've definitely considered such a simple principle, which is why there's a system and why there are cheats. Moreover, my idea is not limited to playing competitions, but to truly build YM into the Whampoa Military Academy of esports, to wholesale players, and even to…

Every time I read a League of Legends novel that mentions Uzi, I lose interest. A short-lived phenomenon like Piglet...

To drag others down to make the protagonist stand out? Could it get any more disgusting? What era are we living in that this kind of writing still exists? Go write your brainless novels, go write your lol.

There's too little detail. Right now, it's all about buying players and winning games; too much of that gets boring. It'd be better to add more details. Team synergy needs time to develop. TheShy wasn't always dominant. There are also tactics involved. In esports literature, matches are still important.

The author's system setup is worse than giving the protagonist a cheat code that's way too overpowered. In reality, Wang Sicong is incredibly powerful, but in the novel, the author doesn't dare let the protagonist be so powerful; instead, the protagonist is made to look bad. The author then tries to justify it with some kind of win-win situation, but it's just self-deception. This author is finished.

Seeing that there's a dog in the description, let's just look at this picture.

This is the worst I've ever seen GimGoon get smeared. He used to be a carry/lone carry/all-heroes, but you call him a "hero cup" (meaning he's overpowered). If you haven't watched his games, you don't have to write about him. GimGoon's fans are truly disgusting.