The Mastermind Mage Starting in the Twin Cities

Kings tell you to kneel by hereditary authority, Noxus tells you to stand.

I would like to discuss with you fans the issue of combat power in the League of Legends story. I roughly divided the combat power into five levels and selected some representative figures. Everyone is welcome to add. First gear: universe Representative hero: Casting Star Dragon King (only one) Second gear: gods Representative heroes: Aatrox, Protoss The third gear: Void (it's hard to say it will be weaker than the second gear) Representative hero: Vel'Koz Level 4: Demigod Representative heroes: Braum, Galio, Karma, Lissandra Level 5: Heroic Peak Representative heroes: Darius, Galen, Irelia Level 6: Ordinary Heroes Representative hero: Jace Seventh gear: floor level Representative hero: Sarah The classification may not be very detailed, but you are welcome to tell us your own classification!

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This is Ezreal

I have some thoughts after reading The Ruined King. The main character seems to be becoming more and more stoic. The plot is all about supporting characters. The main character is like a robot who studies magic and looks for runes. He has no other hobbies or ideas except magic. Compared with the Two Cities chapter and the Noxus chapter, he seems to be a different person. Although the behavior is logical and can withstand scrutiny, in terms of perception, for the readers, there is almost no sense of immersion in the protagonist.

Ryan

The author's writing is very good, the scenes are well written, and the supporting characters are very fleshed out. Unfortunately, the protagonist is not very good. He is too upright, not like a time traveler, not like a mortal, without his own feelings, like a symbol. I am a layman, and I don't want to see such a positive protagonist. I want beautiful women, and I want to be seductive.

After seeing the end of Demacia, if nothing else, Garen would definitely commit suicide if he knew all this. Moreover, your description of the prince is too frustrating. From the prince's voice, it can be seen that the prince is an upright, fearless, and fair-minded person. What you wrote here is so frustrating.