League of Legends: Why Is OMG a God?
LOL：OMG为什么是神
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Esports
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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343Chapters
6.9kRecommendations
69.7kFans
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LOL, God? Someone using a trial card? Do you even deserve it?
No matter the situation, Nasus is a champion that's never viable. Seeing Nasus on the field is a bit off-putting. I don't know what rank the author is, but the thought that the protagonist's game understanding is the author's is a bit upsetting. Nasus makes the game feel like it's for Silver or Gold players. The Fiora pick was also a bit strange.
I've read 98 chapters, though I skipped through most of them. The author should understand the significance of skipping. First of all, what I don't like is that this game is just a game; there's no need to emphasize conflicts, making it unbearable to watch. Actually, in the early stages, I would frequently invite people to get foot massages, which discouraged some people.
It feels like it's good, but not quite. The description of its silver-level strength is really discouraging. After all, silver-level characters are generally considered subpar. As they say, it's questionable whether a silver-level character can even understand the game. The author compensates for this weakness with character cards. However, the protagonist's own attributes are too low, and relying on character cards every time makes readers feel insecure. Looking forward to future updates.
Chapter 222, I didn't understand the part where Vayne solo-killed Cho'Gath at level 1. Why did Cho'Gath enter the bush near the red side at level 1? At level 1, Vayne should be farming minions first, and the minion wave is pushing towards the blue side. Even if Cho'Gath was farming minions in the bush, he would at most be in the middle bush, right?
Leng Shao doesn't have any screen time at all. In this book, OMG only has four people.
It's really well written. Even though I've only played about a hundred games, I still found it very engaging. The author also did a great job introducing the background characters, and I learned about many people I didn't know before (⊙o⊙)!
Actually, bro, it's not good to compare fictional characters to real people. Other fictional characters might only be slightly stronger than real people at their peak, but those characters are basically written by the authors with their upper and lower limits equal. For example, was S9 strong? Yes!
OMG? Is it a god? Omo. I refuse to accept this; I am the true god.
Sorry, the book is well-written, but the updates have been a bit strange. My original plan was to let it rest for a while, but then I read a few e-sports novels, and when I came back to read them, what were the previous chapters again? They all seemed pretty much the same, so (*￣m￣) we're not meant to continue reading.