
The King's Avatar: Shadow Substitute
全职高手之影子代打
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Esports
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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497Chapters
1.9kRecommendations
48.7kFans
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In the novel, the protagonist believes Su Muqiu is stronger than Zhou Zekai, likely due to romantic feelings. In reality, Zhou Zekai is the pinnacle of marksmanship in Glory over the past decade; even Ye Xiu, a master of combat, would likely only be on par with him, let alone Su Muqiu, who would be a 60/40 match for Ye Xiu.
I've been playing Honor of Kings for ten years, and I'm eighteen this year. Did I start playing when I was eight?
Their meeting was simple.
If there's a female lead, please don't let it be Tang Rou; I'm getting tired of seeing her.
My comments have hit a plateau; I'm out of witty remarks.
Hooray! This is the first truly completed fanfiction novel based on "The King's Avatar" (全全高手). Congratulations to Ming Wu! 🎉
After reading the description, thousands of accounts? Even if you only get one a day, it would take three years to complete the cycle.
Um, isn't there something wrong with the way money is portrayed in this book? The surgery might not be too expensive, but the income of professional gamers and boosting services is ridiculously low.
The protagonist is consistently idealistic and, frankly, a bit self-centered. Tao Xuan, on the other hand, seems very realistic. He doesn't feel obligated to constantly sacrifice for you; he humbled himself to find sponsors for Ye Xiu, which was already quite generous. The protagonist, however, seems to take it all for granted, as if Excellent Era owes Ye Xiu something, which is somewhat ridiculous.
Well written! Keep it up, update soon! I want to see Tyranny win the championship!