LPL, Don't Contact Us Anymore, We Really Aren't Familiar!
LPL别联系了，我们真不熟！
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- Completed
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- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Esports
- Updated
- 1y ago
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This book is too violent. The protagonist has a really bad mentality; he feels like everyone has wronged him.
This... It's hard to say what kind of readers this novel will attract. I've seen fans of Korean pop culture, fans of the championship team, and fans of a particular athlete, but this one... I can only say that it's okay if it doesn't go mainstream; I don't even want to imagine the attacks it will face if it does.
The actual competition chapters are few and far between; it's all just short Weibo posts. Author, you have a problem with your thinking.
To be honest, the protagonist is portrayed as quite pitiful, but his indiscriminate attacks and offending everyone are his own doing. Reading this novel is likely to cause physical discomfort because it is not only verbose but also lacks any sense of social etiquette. He is constantly killing indiscriminately.
Before the match, they boasted they were the best in the world; after the match, they criticized everyone, saying the Koreans didn't put in any effort and that LPL was trash.
Hmm, this book is very aggressive, but it's perfect for a hot-tempered guy like me. 😁 There's just one thing I'm not happy about: Uzi's main character isn't Vayne, it should be Rumble. If you don't believe me, look at his AP Varus, reqwaaaa, it's clearly a Rumble clone 🤫 What? You're asking me why Rumble is going A? Because he's reached red zone! 😁
To be honest, since the Bird's Nest stadium was closed to LPL teams, LoL has lost a lot of players. The rise of PUBG further exacerbated this loss. If it weren't for IG winning the 2018 S8 Summer Split, LoL would have long since faded into obscurity in the Chinese scene.
What's there to say about 11-1? The hybrid division is in complete chaos.
The author is really daring to bring up LPL, calling it a "trash" region. This kind of writing will definitely deter a large portion of readers. I suggest revising it. Also, the return to LPL afterwards would be incredibly awkward and difficult to transition. If you're planning to write 100,000 or 200,000 words and then cut it off, then disregard what I said.
I just want to know, why are you praising the left hand?