You're This Bad and You Want to Go Pro? Go Home and Raise Pigs

After seeing Faker's four crowns, I suddenly thought of this book, what a boomerang 🙂

Yes, the new team is too idealistic. It is possible to sell Xiye, but it is really impossible for the factory director. If it is so messed up, it would be better if Tu Lezi brought Da Fei here. The comment section will definitely explode.

The whole book is the most bookish novel I have ever read. The author wrote exactly where he thought and didn't even remember the content of his last chapter. There are many inconsistencies. As for the description of game operations and competition BP, don't read it with your brain. The author's level is real money. What kind of exciting game content do you expect her to write?

He's a bit awkward... What's ridiculous is his professional attitude and character. The version is strong without practice, and the GSL is disgusting, but there is no denying that his strength is good; in the Factory World Championship, he is a coward, and he doesn't dare to play or start, but in the LPL factory, his strength and professional attitude are nothing to say; Teacher Da Fei is sick this year, but did he have any black spots in the past? Because you deny everything about others for a period of time?

When it comes to writing **, you lose again, right? With this kind of plot and writing, it's disgusting.

Why is there such a little Peanut? Does the author like Koreans so much? I know that Korean players are indeed strong, but I still want to do this when reading a novel. At first, I couldn't do anything about it in LCK, but when I returned to LPL, I could designate teammates and still deal with this. And the little peanut was so tough that he slipped away.

After reading Chapter 33... I am really speechless. The entire SKT team is in English. After reading the whole chapter, you can only read the English letters. The writing of this plot is also very problematic. Shouldn't the game be about heroes? The whole book is "xxx (name)'s ultimate move, the opponent xxx (name) dies, and then kills one, two, and three." There are no details at all, which is too uninteresting to read. The English letters throughout the article are already a headache. For someone like me who only knows Faker, just looking at the names of my teammates is already a headache. And I don't know if I didn't see it or if the author didn't write it. At the beginning of each game, the heroes of the red and blue sides are not written! The thing is, I only know what hero the protagonist is, and I don't know what heroes his teammates and opponents are. It feels like the game has been omitted. Also, I don't like this kind of writing that is full of praise. I feel that this kind of writing is very bad. There is no doubt about faker's strength. I believed that I looked down on the protagonist at first. The most important thing is that the protagonist later proved his strength. Faker still couldn't believe it. It feels like it's just for the sake of being praised, which looks very awkward. There is also the relationship. Originally, I was looking forward to Lee Eun Jung being the heroine. I just couldn't stand it after seeing Chapter 33. Chapter 33, if I remember correctly, the protagonist only played a few games, right? One game or two games? Then Li Eunjing expressed his admiration for the protagonist... I was wondering, have these two people spoken or met? Just appreciate it? (I don't remember this aspect clearly) This kind of writing is very cliché. To put it bluntly, the protagonist has no foundation in Korea and just played one or two games. It is not an exaggeration to say that he has just debuted, and then he was appreciated by Li Eunjing... It feels like a scholar who is still studying and has been spotted by a well-known figure before he has started to become famous. It is very inconsistent... In general, the first thirty-three chapters do not meet my expectations. I thought the protagonist of this book was the Roaring God, but I didn't see it... Actually, these are not the most important things. The most important thing is that the names are so hard to remember. Ten names in a sentence competition, and they are all in English letters, damn!

After seeing Faker's five crowns, I thought of this book again, and the boomerang finally flew back 🙂

Y1s1 If you had a female protagonist and dragged Eun-jung to China, your book would be a hit

Bingbing