
This Is How We Silver Players Do It
我们白银都是这么玩的
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 814k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Esports
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Brothers, don't exaggerate. I've played top lane for thousands of games, reaching Gold, Silver, and Platinum, but never Diamond. I thought I was good enough to easily beat Diamond players, so I bought an account to play in Diamond rank on the Chinese Super Server.
I don't know what to say. Your ability to crit with every hit is inexplicable. Don't your opponents suspect you're cheating in practice matches? They all keep calling you amazing. You're basically a bug. Even three out of four crits are better than every single one.
This kind of story isn't meant to be read closely; it's just for fun... But the updates are incredibly slow... So it's not enjoyable at all.
Dear readers, I advise you not to get your hopes up too high. This author is a notorious eunuch; look at his previous books—either they had terrible endings or he abandoned them altogether. I finally found out he published a book on another platform, so I went to check it out, only to find it was abandoned again.
Silent and unnoticed authors like this... I hope Qidian (the platform) has a blacklist function so I never encounter them again.
Here we go, classic leave request form, you can probably guess what comes next.
I hope Qidian can add a tagging system or a blocking system. I don't want to see any more authors like this who have been castrated!
What I find most enjoyable about this book is that the protagonist genuinely relies entirely on luck in the game; there's no deliberate attempt to belittle opponents or elevate the protagonist's skills. This is a positive aspect, and what makes it superior to other books is its lack of bias.
It's really upsetting; such a good book has been abandoned.
Putting aside awareness, mechanics, fluidity, and wave management, can a Silver player even keep up with a pro's last-hitting? Few with a basic understanding of LoL can watch this; it's only suitable for beginners or casual players.