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Different strokes for different folks. I'm not into light entertainment, and I avoid romance and urban fiction, with a few exceptions. I dropped some of these books later on, but they still have something worth reading. I hope you find one that suits you.
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2018: A Little Moment in Time, a year-end roundup. In 2018, new books were selected and reviewed by editors before being placed on the once-empty recommendation shelves. Just a few days ago, one of them was only a brief outline of a thousand or so words. It went from an internal submission to editorial review to publication as a new book. Now it has become a work with a mind of its own. For all of this, we should thank the time we had in 2018: The time of 2018 A magical little moment in time. Sh
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With this three-second advance, I will play finance, use leverage, speculate in U. S. Stocks and futures, and become a god directly.
It has been on the bookshelf for 10,000 years, so I took a look at it for free. It has a very retro and indescribable feeling, and it doesn't have the same flavor as the top of the canyon. After reading the comment section, there are many different voices. I thought about it and found out that this book gives the protagonist a rather abnormal vision of the future, coupled with his already top-notch operational talent. It can be regarded as an invincible start. That's already invincible, how can we develop it? The author chose to lower the abilities of his teammates and highlight the savior-like heroism of the protagonist. Then I became invincible in one position, and then I changed to another position and continued to be invincible. This method provides a sense of satisfaction. So there were a lot of solo kills, changing fate against the will of heaven, and dragging the team forward. Future vision also causes that as long as I operate, I will win, and the feeling of winning will be greatly reduced. It may even make the audience feel that this is a bit open, unfair, and different from the script that 100% dodges the skills. Similarly, constantly changing positions will turn teammates into fast-moving consumer goods, and the feeling of pleasure will become short-lived and predictable. I know you have to change positions, and I also know that you will still be invincible if you change the track. Is it possible to have extreme personal heroism and invincible cheating? Of course there is no problem with such a refreshing article. There are so many people in Fengling Yueying Sect and the audience is also large. The essence of alliance literature is fan fiction. When reading fan fiction, you should pursue a sense of substitution, make up for regrets, and satisfy wishes. A time traveler returns to the ancient era S3 and uses the countless experiences of his predecessors to change the dark situation at that time. Everyone is very happy. The most important thing is that it will give us a feeling that I can do whatever I want. There is also a large portion of the audience who are fans of the players and teams themselves, or who have just been along the way and feel that a certain team or player is a pity, and it would be great if they could go further. But there are not many books in this book. I can really feel the author's ambition to write about young people's growth, transformation, and dream chasing process. I want to deeply describe each teammate's heart, regrets, bonds, efforts, etc., And I don't want to write a purely superficial and refreshing article. But the script was given to the Invincible style. The core problem is that the protagonist is too far away from us. At the top of the canyon, I felt that the protagonist was somewhat saintly. This book is even more enhanced. The protagonist is not the ordinary lucky boy in the system novel, but a savior who is hardworking, self-disciplined, talented and has invincible cheats. Such a person is already a Dafei-level genius without any cheats. If you give me another operation, I will definitely win. The author may find that such a perfect person is not good enough, so he will intersperse some vulgar jokes and pornographic jokes. See, the main character also longs for the chaebol life and is a common man like us, and so on. It's a little bit funny, like a rich second-generation Daniel Wu coming over and telling you, I also like to watch anime, and we are the same kind of people. Who the hell is T_T like you! The same contradiction runs throughout the text. Mid laner Chaoyang, ad ideal, I want to portray them working hard enough to touch the door of genius, the refreshing feeling of growth, and also clearly tell us that once you touch the door, at most you can only hear the voice of the genius inside saying that you are good at it. As an audience, we take on your original role, and then we are rejected like a clown, and finally we rely on the protagonist Xuan Shen to change our fate. Should we cry like the rising sun and laugh while holding the trophy? The author really wants to have it all, but the setting of the article is contradictory. If it is a purely enjoyable novel, when the protagonist changes roles, we will always be the protagonist, and we will only feel happy. But the author also wanted to portray other people. When other people were replaced by the protagonist again, or by such a perfect person, I felt like a minotaur, which was quite aggrieved. This mentality of wanting it all goes beyond that, from the team name, to the player ID, to the original player. Why choose this most unflattering way? Don't choose a completely substituting one that has a fan base, and don't choose a completely empty one that tests your writing skills. It is very contradictory to sew them up. It is indeed very convenient to write like this. The jokes about the factory director are given to Cool, and the famous scenes belonging to Da Fei are given to the protagonist, the spicy teacher wearing spicy hot pot skin. I can borrow your face so that I can create a character that is more suitable for my article. I wanted the characters to be likable, easy to write, and shape my story. So who should readers turn to if they want a sense of immersion? Such arrogance is also prevalent in other places. I wanted to write about the ancient era of S3, but I couldn't find enough information to restore the version at that time, so I simply decided that the parallel world skill versions would be different. This is indeed convenient to write, but what about the readers' feelings? The author's writing skills are very strong and he can write very good stories. As a reader, you can also understand the author's ideas of breaking through and going further. But wouldn't it be better to discard some things appropriately, highlight some more necessary things, and respect some content that readers want to see (and are legal)? Would it be better to compromise and understand each other, otherwise this book will have to be put on the bookshelf to gather dust. Then one day I suddenly found out that it was finished or eunuch, so I deleted it.
When I read your novel, I wanted to see professional players competing against each other, rather than some messy Internet cafe team with teammates who couldn't win in several local Internet cafes to play in a game. I haven't written enough of this kind of thing after a few books.
Either write about some different teams completely in an imaginary way, or just use real names and team names, so that readers can relate to them. When reading League of Legends novels, I just want to see fantasy characters collide with real game geniuses, beat the geniuses and win the championship step by step. If you can't completely imaginary, come up with a few more special teams, at least you won't be so unhappy with both sides.
Give a little reward to complain. If you don't understand, just ask about the scores of primary and junior high schools. How come the first place is 100 points ahead of the second place? Come on, author, tell me. If you show that the protagonist is awesome, you can't treat us readers as fools, right? Is this a routine from more than ten years ago? Isn't it embarrassing? If you are dissatisfied, please delete the post. There are three golden chapters. The first chapter will persuade you to quit, right?
Let me talk about my personal views on these chapters.
The root of all problems lies in the protagonist's lone-wolf cover-up. According to the author, the protagonist does not want to take the position of his teammates, which is fine, and there is nothing wrong with it. The protagonist thinks that if the original lineup can win, there is no need to change paths, which is fine, and there is nothing wrong with that. However, the protagonist does not seem to regard professional competition as a profession, nor does he regard coaching as a coach. For the first time, the protagonist secretly practiced the mid lane, kept it secretive and didn't tell anyone, and then made substitutions on the field to turn the tide. It looked okay. The second time, the protagonist secretly practiced jungle in the Korean server, keeping it secretive and telling no one, and then changed people after the accident to turn the tide. This accident was excusable and okay. The third time, the protagonist secretly practiced top lane in the European server and kept it secretive without telling anyone. This time there was a big problem. Question 1: The substitute jungler is not very good. As mentioned in the previous article, this substitute jungler has no hope of playing because the protagonist is there, so training is relatively slow. Problem 2: The protagonist's jungler is unable to play, and there is no running-in in advance, resulting in far insufficient time. As mentioned in the previous article, the winning rate of the original lineup and the lineup of the protagonist playing top laner are almost the same, which shows how serious the problem 1 is. Why, it's not the protagonist's cover-up? If you don't want to tell your teammates, for fear that they will feel like they are competing for position, you can talk to the coach and formulate the B lineup in advance. Let the substitute jungler train more seriously in daily training. In small games, let the substitute jungler play more exercises. It doesn't matter how good the training is, and it will be enough to reach the average level of the main force without being delayed. In this case, there is no need for the coach to guess and bring in a substitute by guessing, and there is no need to make temporary substitutions until the quarter-finals. The running-in time is not enough, and letting the second to chase the third is not a desperate situation. It can be said that it is to hide the B lineup. Because the B lineup is stronger, so letting the second to chase the third does not feel like a problem. Everything written later is fine, but based on the protagonist's concealment of abilities, everything written later is problematic. When I saw it, I wanted to go in and give him a big giveaway. This is a professional player, a professional game. The protagonist should not be too lone-wolf. The top laner is already like this, so I won't say anything more. I hope that the shooters in the back will stop being secretive. At least make an agreement with the coach in advance and run in in advance. Don't rush in when the game comes.
What kind of homophones are used in this fucking e-sports article? It's not the entertainment industry, so what is it doing?
You said that the protagonist wants to win openly and honestly, then let me ask you, if his strength is reduced and he loses because he does not use the golden finger, can he be worthy of his teammates? This is not your business alone. Can you be pure and pure? If you have mental mysophobia and want to prove yourself, why do you need a golden finger in front of you? ? Is there a protagonist you want to portray who is both upright and independent at the same time? Is literary youth disease starting to happen again? ?
To play a career, it really depends on talent. If you are not the protagonist, don't force others to join you. Can't you find someone with talent? If you have to recruit someone who is not talented enough to play a game, he will still be beaten no matter how hard you practice and encounter a genius, because his upper limit is there and he will never be able to break through it.
Isn't there something wrong with what you wrote? The protagonist is killing solo, the bottom lane is messing around, and what about the jungler? What is the jungler doing? The jungler knows how to farm, right? And as for the top laner, I can't see my jungler AD support several times in a game. This is the coordination of team games. This top laner is the same as without him. Does the top laner start the game?