I'll Play with You Until We Reach the Top of the World

As everyone knows, LPL has five major vices: PC (player killing), match-fixing, bad playing style, cheating, and breaking up. The author dares to start a group buy; putting everything else aside, a full subscription is guaranteed.

The author has watched far too many melodramatic romance dramas; their mind is seriously damaged, they've succumbed to the poison. There's a reason why they haven't produced a single masterpiece; they deserve it.

The pacing is alright; maybe it's because it's a female author, but the writing is quite delicate. It's just that the protagonist is too pitiful—two awful teams in a row! With the character you wrote, they shouldn't be this miserable. Do female writers all like to torture their protagonists?

Treating the abuse of the protagonist as reality... Typical of a pretentious intellectual.

You bought this and it's so disgustingly written, and you won't let me say anything? This "realistic" story is addictive to torturing the protagonist.

I heard from others that you're the author of that novel about not knowing how to win? I checked the comments section and if that's true, how come you still can't shake your habit of torturing the protagonist?

Having watched part of it, let's talk about the errors in the plot! 1. JackeyLove knows Baolan, Mala Xiangguo, lwx, and lqs, but in the middle of the Seven Wolves group, it's obvious they don't know each other. Although it's an adaptation, since it follows the real-life storyline, I feel there's something wrong with it.

DRX! This is a miracle of League of Legends!

I think my writing is a bit strange, so let me mention a few points that I personally think are not very good. To be honest, I was actually drawn in by the title. Then, seeing that lqs and lwx were among the supporting characters, I knew what the author was planning. I like that kind of thing too, so I clicked to read it. But the more I read, the stranger it became.

Seeing the second match against IG, I felt the author wrote it too realistically, yet also too exaggeratedly. The protagonist didn't have any cheat codes; he just had the opportunity to practice strategies beforehand. Yet, he managed to lead a declining Cool, Tong Wudi, and the inexperienced Songxiang to defeat Samsung and SKT. That's a bit over the top.