League of Legends: This Player Comes from Ten Years in the Future

In my opinion, the biggest problem throughout is the protagonist's unprofessional attitude. As an FMVP, he's only after the reward, not winning. He surpasses Uzi in CS for a task, and instead of choosing the most likely winning method, he chooses to take a risky, gambling approach? Exchanging his house for money—isn't that tantamount to match-fixing?

They've already abandoned the series, why are they still pushing it? Are there no more books in the game category?

Please, please stop writing about that Gu Wanwan thing, it's so painful to read.

The most dreaded positions for writing LoL esports novels are jungle and support. The jungle and support roles involve a lot of tasks, much of which are not immediately obvious. Writing about these two positions requires a strong ability to read and analyze the game, which no author seems to possess. Therefore, I don't have high hopes for them.

Please don't write a romance storyline, really. You're not suited for it.

Does writing female characters purify the readership of LoL fanfiction?

Seventh, 7777777

The writing is too slow, the plot can't move forward, it's like not reading at all. Why is the author working so hard to write?

I watched it recently, but it felt like I hadn't watched it at all.

Well, these days most people probably prefer lighthearted, humorous stories with references to those involving conflicts and backstabbing with the coach. However, the protagonist's personality is indeed quite good, different from other novel protagonists. I'll wait and see (personal opinion).