
Everyone Else Goes Pro to Compete, Are You Here to Make Highlight Reels?
别人打职业,你是来打集锦的?
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- 1.0M Words
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- Gaming
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- Esports
- Updated
- 2y ago
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175.9kFans
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Putting aside everything else, RNG's signature move is comparable to the Devil's Contract. Are the contract and the protagonist's reading comprehension and legal knowledge sufficient for the task?
I've only read a few chapters. The protagonist gets a solo kill, goes back to buy some equipment, and logs back in. His solo kill video not only appears in player-populated areas, but many players also watch the video and flood his livestream with comments. Is this really a good way to write it just to show off?
RNG is really bad; I could even accept it if they wrote about EDG.
The feedback came incredibly fast. The male protagonist, a relatively unknown streamer, had just solo-killed Khan, and his stream immediately gained thousands of subscribers. A GIF of the kill quickly appeared on forums, and a large number of viewers flocked to his stream after seeing it. His solo kill against Khan went viral within three minutes; the feedback was phenomenal.
The opening scene was a shocking surprise: the protagonist, Fiora, went toe-to-toe with Renekton at level one. Renekton missed a Q, while the protagonist landed a free Q and even managed a vulnerable Q. Surprisingly, she managed to fight Renekton, who relied solely on auto-attacks, to a standstill, even slightly at a disadvantage. If Renekton were truly that powerful, he would have been a top-tier champion long ago.
Seeing that the little turtle was on the same team, I immediately dropped the book.
S7, substitute top laner, RNG. Seeing these three keywords tells you that this book is clearly mindless. Let alone a substitute, even if you are a veteran who has proven your strength, you still have to be served by the bath dogs in RNG and choose tanky heroes who can withstand pressure.
That 1v1 badge in the top lane is way too overpowered; it means the jungler can't successfully gank.
In reality, female characters should be depicted less. If they're too close, it becomes a bit far-fetched; if they're too distant, it feels like scratching an itch through a boot. It's better to avoid making any controversial statements. The competition could be described in more detail, since the grand climax at the Bird's Nest stadium is bound to be captivating if S7 starts. Adding more memes is appropriate. After all, most LoL players are masters of memes.
Xiao Ming only knows how to laugh when he speaks. The puppy will only feed kills and then mute itself during the laning phase. It's so boring to write like this.