You Made the Bronze Player Take the Fall, So Why Are You Wiping Out the Competition?

I have an idea called "The Number One Player on the Anti-Fighting Forum." The protagonist, Lao Guo, gets a yellow card on the forum, then is forced into becoming a player by the system. He then promotes himself on the Anti-Fighting Forum (like V87). Whatever is criticized on the forum, he receives inhumane training and experience doubling cards from the system.

I used to love playing support AP Kog'Maw, AP support with Archangel's Staff and Luden's Echo, harassing the enemy while tormenting my ranged attacker. I first started playing League of Legends in Season 3, and back then, I loved building Tiamat on all melee champions, and Maelstrom on ranged ones. This game was so much fun!

What kind of trash book is getting such a big cover recommendation? There must be some backroom deal involved.

A book with over 100 chapters that is already completed has a featured recommendation?

It's a great read, and the writing style is excellent. I've already given a reward. It's added to my harem. It's a pity I can't give more rewards; I really have high hopes for this book.

Honestly, the protagonist's biggest cheat is his immunity to non-targeted skills. Regardless of whether it's reasonable or not, he can dodge other people's R-flash attacks indefinitely. To be honest, this is not a skill that a human could perform. Once or twice could be considered good luck, but if it happens every time, it means the slides will be ready for the lab.

Should I get this marked as a featured post?

As someone who diligently helps the AD carry by tanking, providing crowd control, and sacrificing my own health when assigned support, it's frustrating when the support is always overpowered when I'm playing AD. Yesterday, the system assigned me AD for the top and jungle picks, and I picked Morgana for support.

The writing is good, but in many cases, the protagonist's cheats are even more outrageous than those in other games. Ordinary players can easily spot the protagonist's tricks, especially Korean players who are very meticulous. In one game, the protagonist's Twisted Fate card had almost 100% critical hit rate at the start, dominating and solo-killing Jax in the top lane.

Back when I first started playing in Season 2, the most humiliating thing wasn't losing to normal matches, it was losing to bots. Now it's Season 11, and I basically don't play anymore. Partly because I don't have the time, and partly because I don't understand the item progression anymore. Sigh, I'm a disgrace to the old players who started in Season 2.