League of Legends: How Did He Actually Carry the Game?

This is the first time I've read such a good book. The writing is so smooth and the narrative is so brilliant. (Just post it like this, remember to delete the parentheses after each 50 cents post.)

It's well-written, but the protagonist being so powerful even without being killed off is too unrealistic. They could give him a power-up; I've been looking forward to seeing him power up during the Demacia Cup. RNG is really not a good choice; their reputation as a contract team is too bad. He'd be better off playing LoL with Ah Shui and his brothers, taking over 369's position.

Is he going back to RNG because he has nowhere else to go?

The author is a notorious serial writer; his previous novel, "Guo Zi Ge," was abandoned after reaching the S8 World Championship. While its sales figures weren't exceptional, they were significantly better than many League of Legends novels. It was also well-written, though the female lead was a weak point.

So you've been castrated? Can you call yourself a "guoba" (a derogatory term for a male celebrity) now?

No, you cut it too raw!

To give you a better feel for the book, imagine the scene in Season 10 when Coach Ma suddenly decides to go pro and then wins the championship.

I've been writing completely nonsensical lately, utterly speechless.

Why is this article, which is so well-written, not popular?

I don't care what grade you're in, I'll just say two things. There's only one book of yours on the bookshelf, and I'll follow you no matter when you finish writing it. If you dare to cut it, I'll definitely cut you to pieces. One more thing: when you have time, save up three to five chapters before posting. We've already waited so long, who's going to be in a rush? Finally, stop blaming yourself. You're not writing a thesis; just get the reader's mindset right. This feeling is great.