League of Legends: I Never Meant to Be a Battle Wolf

Why is there so much criticism of Korean players and imports? One person's actions don't represent the whole picture. Aren't there many Korean players who have contributed significantly to the LPL?

The laning phase has just begun and he hasn't even farmed yet, but Faker is already getting cocky. This isn't about improving yourself; it's about forcibly lowering your opponent's level.

He actually went to RNG, awesome. This must have been paid for by RNG fans, proving how popular RNG fans are.

The fact that Xiaohu gave up his position to the main character feels quite surreal. A professionally trained player giving up his position to a player who was just trying out ranked games, and then going to play another lane himself. I don't watch many matches, but was Xiaohu really that weak in S7? Had he tried other positions before? (Can anyone who knows explain?) He switched lanes so easily? Switching positions isn't a simple matter, is it?

Even I, someone who doesn't play League of Legends, thoroughly enjoyed watching it. I binged the whole thing in one go.

I don't understand why the protagonist can get Xiaohu to switch places. Is it really because he's the protagonist that he can do whatever he wants?

With this system, what are you doing in the LPL? You might as well go straight to the LCK.

I don't know if there will be a plot twist like this later on, but as long as you beat Hua Zi up, it's fine. Being veiled by Bo Sha feels like buying spinach.

Haha, I can only win in novels.

The biggest mistake was joining RNG. That team is a cesspool; if you don't go in, it's a result of urban development. But once you're in, all you can smell is the stench!