I'm Really No Good at Support
我真不会辅助
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 249k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Esports
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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96Chapters
2.7kRecommendations
5.5kFans
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To be honest, the reason you came up with for playing professional games is pretty lame. Your grandfather, who depends on you for support, has a heart condition. You, a good student, gave up your studies to play games, causing your grades to plummet.
I don't believe the protagonist, with his brains, would be fooled into working for RNG for free.
Why make up any excuses? You're dependent on each other, a good student with a heart condition—look at all these factors combined, which one of them can support your reasons for playing professionally?
It's good to just change your ID and keep making easy money.
Let me give this book a review. I've read up to the end of the trial period. If you call it a "feel-good" novel, there aren't any exciting moments in the first twenty-odd chapters. If you call it realistic, I don't understand the version of events, and the supporting characters lack intelligence. I have no idea what this author wrote in his last book, which was over a million words long.
This badge description is terrible. Could you provide more detail? It doesn't leave any impression at all. After reading it, I just think you're very strong, but I can't figure out exactly how. And you're talking about map control, tempo-based jungling, and carry junglers—you should at least have some focus on one of these. You need to be more specific about this!
No exciting moments, the plot feels like it came from 10 years ago.
Brother, please don't use an original female lead. Just find any streamer, commentator, or internet celebrity. Someone everyone has heard of. There doesn't need to be much romance; just her winning the game and being there to watch the game with you is enough. Original female leads just don't draw you in.
I came from the previous book, and the setting was quite interesting. I feel that updating the Teamfight Tactics version, or adding a team composition that the opposing coach accidentally picks also has Teamfight Tactics synergy bonuses, would make it more interesting and the draft phase more exciting.
You could have written better using the premise from your previous book in this one. Over sixty chapters, and not a single enjoyable moment.