League of Legends: I’m Really a Ray of Sunshine

Why do people who write League of Legends fanfiction always seem to seduce female streamers?

It looks great; it won't be bad.

I've noticed a common problem with LoL fanfiction: the authors are all incredibly lazy. They'll even use real names directly, which makes me, as a reader, cringe. If they write about one of their idols, aren't they afraid of their fans turning against them? And different teams' fans might even start a war.

Iron chains linked together; wine; fire and killing; those who invade the territory of Great Wu, will be struck down and defeated; unparalleled troops take their heads.

The biggest difference between this book and other League of Legends novels that rely on flawed game knowledge is that it doesn't rely on the "silver-level" understanding of the game. When certain game details are difficult to describe, it omits them appropriately instead of using clumsy game interpretations. Although it's a lighthearted, enjoyable read, it doesn't make the reader feel intellectually challenged. In the League of Legends genre, this is considered above average.

Actually, it's pretty good; it's much more normal than most sports novels. However, there's no need to include the female anchor's romantic relationships or her own family storyline. Few people can truly grasp this kind of thing in online novels. It's better not to write it; writing it only adds to my frustration.

Honestly, the most appealing aspect of this book is its structure. Keep it up!

I don't want to see De Yun She (a popular online commentary platform). Who in their right mind would watch De Yun She? I really want to write more about the secondary streamers, retired RNG players like mlxg, Karsa, Zz1tai, and Ornn, and their opinions and interactions with the main character. Wouldn't that be better?

EDG is awesome!!! We are, damn it, the champions!!!

EDG is awesome! It's almost 3 AM and I still can't sleep.