League of Legends: This Substitute Is Pretty Strong
联盟：这个替补有点强
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 302k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Esports
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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He finishes the match and then disappears, helping teams from different time periods win championships? I don't know if that's the right way to understand it, but even though it's a novel, is the protagonist really that noble? A professional player doesn't care about fame or anything like that. Others have all the power bestowed upon them, while you have all your fame going down the drain?
Even the worst players can't make it to LDL. Don't think good game sense guarantees success. Your mechanics are ridiculously bad; you can't even land your skills. Missing skills at point-blank range means you're nothing.
Why not have a different team every year in the same world, and then run into your old team in a competition? That sounds amazing!
I have a question. You'll probably only write about 20 more chapters before ending S10. So where will you go for S11? RNG? Or back to EDG? You can't finish in just over 100 chapters, right? Don't even mention going back to S2-S6; you can't go back to that world.
The problem for neither of these teams is their top laner... EDGmouse was neither particularly good nor bad; in fact, all five players performed reasonably well. The problem lay entirely with the coaching staff not understanding the current version of the game. TES's performance was lackluster, so replacing one of their players, or at least the support, would be a significant improvement.
How can you get ahead if you don't work hard? Look at Xiao Si, learn from your peers!
The neighbors next door are so frivolous, they even have videos!
My personal suggestion is to add some live chat comments or something. There's no need to rush the descriptions of a match; adding some entertainment value would be better.
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If you have any opinions or ideas, I'll adopt the better ones, and I'll consider adopting the more controversial ones depending on the situation.
I haven't played this game, but I just love watching it and I've read quite a few. I don't know if the descriptions of the matches are professional or not, but from my perspective, this is the most exciting novel of its kind that I've ever read!