
Camille Taught Me to Play Camille
我的青钢影是卡蜜尔教的
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 102k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Esports
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
39Chapters
435Recommendations
30Fans
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I read a novel called Blitz when I was in school.
I've already seen professional players get utterly crushed in all sorts of unreasonable ways, and then the chat is filled with surprised and boastful comments.
I just got to Chapter 9. What happens when the host gets trained to a professional level by Camille, and the opposing team bans Camille?
One question: If you got completely crushed like that at the beginning, with such a huge gap in equipment and level, no skill would have helped, right? You didn't have a single completed item, and the level difference was at least 4 or 5 levels? The opponent probably already had 2 or 3 items. Skill?
Author Fighting against the dragon called life You mustered the courage to take up the punishment of creation. It has brought a splendid and beautiful world to those of us who are weary from life. Perhaps you haven't fully depicted the world in your mind. But I still appreciate the moment of peace your work brought me. Thank you, I think I'll have a good dream tonight. Good night, Good luck. 🙂
As one reviewer rightly pointed out, the theme of League of Legends is heroes, not live streaming or young people chasing their dreams. Do you think those writing League of Legends novels are aiming for the World Championship? Which author doesn't want to pad their work to millions of views? But if readers don't buy it, it's a waste of time and effort.
Personally, I feel the development period is too long. Plus, with all the college cup competitions, and then city tournaments later on, the pace is too fast. I simply don't have the patience for that.
At the start, it's like a bug from before: as long as Camille is in the game, you can hear her voice lines no matter where you are.
I started watching it and it seemed pretty good, but then I heard the devastating news... It's so upsetting.
I just finished watching it, then I played a game with Camille and got a 1-7 score. My teammates even told me I didn't know how to play and to watch a video.