
League of Legends: Unlocking the Fated Template from the Start
LOL:开局解锁天命模板
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 620k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Esports
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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The struggles of system-based e-sports novels. It feels like the current League of Legends esports novels have hit a bottleneck. There are very few novels that feature prodigy characters, and they are all basically system-based stories. However, the system has a drawback. Like in 2K, players reach the maximum level after just one season, and the badges they collect are roughly the same.
Honestly, this update makes things very difficult for me. How am I supposed to do anything? As a reader, it's really hard for me. This will only lead most people to start "cultivating" their reading habits, but the thing about cultivating reading habits is that you tend to forget about them as you go along, and your grades will suffer. You know what I mean?
This is the first time I've heard of winning a championship being due to good luck. It's hilarious!
I've gone to BLG... I think wbg and TES are both OK. I can only say goodbye to BLG.
Next week, I will advance to the Sanjiang competition. Thank you all for your continued support and reading. In a relatively niche category, the three rounds of recommendations directly jumped to the Sanjiang River, and more than 4,000 people confirmed their advancement. This is something I never dared to imagine when I started writing the book. Thank you, everyone!
Tactical fadeaway
This kind of fate shouldn't be used for jungling. The jungling fate is too classic – jumping off the second floor to pressure yourself, going to Park Jae-suk's fans for extra games to protect your KDA.
So relying on GSL really doesn't pay the bills? Even the haters have given up on it after all the sycophancy. Isn't this just like abandoning the game? —A hater's lament
I came across this book again while searching for books. It's a book I abandoned before. I think I dropped it when the protagonist used a cheat code to give his teammates a boost in destiny. Now I still can't accept it. I can barely accept the protagonist being invincible and leading trash teammates to victory, but I can't accept the protagonist using a cheat code to give others a boost.
This is so padded out. I really can't take it anymore. One chapter a day, and it's an e-sports novel. I'm dropping it.