From the Myriad Worlds, I Reenact Every League of Legends Champion

Regarding the protagonist, since he's set up as a terminally ill person who can only be cured by completing system missions, he basically does whatever the system tells him to do, thus lacking a sense of soul. Secondly, I initially thought the protagonist, even if not chaotic good, would at least be chaotic neutral, but it turns out he's chaotic evil (not entirely, since it's a mission…

Based on my personal understanding and the League of Legends universe lore, the protagonist, Athena, is roughly in the T2 tier of the League's power level. Although the storyline is terrible, and the black mist was spread across Runeterra by Vigus, it still suggests that Athena's power is at least on par with the Shurima Ascended and the Darkin.

The feeling I had after reading this book can be summed up in two words: clown.

Which hero would you like to see go to which world? Feel free to leave a comment below this post, whether it's about movies or anime. If it's appropriate, I might write about the later parts of the story. P. S.: Only male heroes are allowed~ (Writing about female heroes will be considered a transformation story and is likely to be banned).

Can't you use the same name as the character you play? Always using the same vague, hesitant name feels awkward.

Jinx, Jinx, my Jinx 🤤 I broke her limbs to prevent her from escaping, so Jinx's daily life would depend on me, and I could always be with my beloved Jinx! With her limbs broken, I had to feed her mouth-to-mouth every single bite. It was so wonderful that Jinx could eat the food in my mouth! I never dared to imagine that I could share the same food with Jinx before.

Current hero and skin splash art

What's a shame about this book is that it's supposed to be an adaptation, but it's not really. Only the Jhin at the beginning fits the character perfectly; the rest is just a hero skin with no change in speech or behavior. This is a bit of a failure, which is a pity.

So far, I've read two worlds. Personally, I felt the Spider-Man world was very well written, and the character and actions of Jin were quite close to the original. However, in the second world, the Batman world, it's not that the writing was bad, but it felt very awkward. The beginning of the world was relatively close to Graves, but later it drifted further and further away from Graves' style.

The concept is good, but limited to the plot setting, the author's writing is still lacking. It feels like the author is afraid of losing control of the plot and completely collapsing, so they can only follow the fixed routines of the game, especially the talent system. This is the real world! With infinitely stackable talents, why consider anything else?