The King of Prediction
预判之王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Esports
- Updated
- 1mo ago
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With this three-second advance, I'd go play the finance game, leverage it, trade US stocks, trade futures, and become a god in no time.
My bookshelf has been sitting here for ages, so I checked it out when it was free for a limited time. It has a very retro feel that's hard to describe, and it doesn't have the same vibe as it did back in the days of "Summit of the Rift." I also read the comments section, and there were many different opinions.
I read your novels hoping to see professional players clash, not some random internet cafe team with teammates who can't even beat a few local internet cafe teams, and they're supposed to be playing in a tournament? Haven't you written enough of this kind of thing in your books yet?
Either create entirely fictional teams, or directly use real-life names and team names. That way, readers can connect with the story. People read League of Legends novels to see fantastical characters clash with real-life gaming prodigies, crushing them and ultimately winning the championship. If all else fails, go completely fictional and create a few unique teams; at least you won't end up pleasing neither side.
I'm giving a little reward to vent. If you don't understand, ask about elementary and middle school grades. How can the first-place student be 100 points ahead of the second-place student? Come on, author, tell me. Showing off the protagonist's awesomeness doesn't mean you can treat us readers like idiots, right? This is a trope from over a decade ago, isn't it? Isn't it cringeworthy?
Let me share my personal thoughts on these chapters.
The root of all the problems lies in the protagonist's lone wolf-like concealment. According to the author, the protagonist doesn't want to take his teammates' positions, which is fine. The protagonist thinks that if the original lineup can win, there is no need to change lanes, which is also fine.
Why the hell is this e-sports novel using puns? It's not like it's a K-pop or entertainment industry, what's going on?
You say the protagonist wants to win honorably? Then let me ask you, if he loses because he doesn't use his cheat ability, is he fair to his teammates? This isn't just your problem; can you be completely innocent? If you have a kind of moral fastidiousness and want to prove yourself, then why did you introduce the cheat ability in the first place? Is this the kind of protagonist you want to portray who's hypocritical and self-righteous? Is this another case of pretentious sentimentality?
Playing professionally really depends on talent. If you're not the main character, don't force others to play. Can't you find anyone with talent? If you insist on putting people with poor talent and skills in matches, no matter how much they practice, they'll still get crushed when they encounter a genius because their ceiling is fixed and they can never break through it.
Is there something wrong with what you wrote? Every game it's the main character getting solo kills, the bot lane is just farming, and what about the jungler? What is the jungler doing? Is the jungler just farming? And what about the top laner? I barely see the top, jungle, AD, and support in a game. This is a team game, where is the teamwork? It's like the top laner doesn't exist. Is the top laner just playing around?