Our Female Import: The LPL Is Just Too Strong

Honestly, it's hard to believe the female lead could come out unscathed after being a substitute for GRF. GRF is known for its horrific bullying of substitutes, with absolutely no human rights. Back when I was a substitute at GRF, I was fed leftovers every day, trained for over ten hours straight, and wasn't allowed to sit in a chair. They completely treated substitutes like they were nothing.

A professional female player? Getting ambushed and killed in the fountain? 😰

Amazing! Every time I read a story about a character transforming into a monster, a bunch of people come to ask why it's categorized as a male-oriented story. Are you all new readers? Didn't you know that Qidian used to have a "transformation/substitution" category? If it hadn't been for the rectification, it might have become a major category.

I haven't watched it yet, but given South Korea's cyberpunk-like environment, the inherent flaws in sports, and the despairing control by conglomerates, it's really surprising that a foreign woman like you wouldn't go back to your home country to develop your career. The income gap between South Korea and your home country is huge. It's unacceptable that you wouldn't sign a slave contract and dedicate your time to serving the conglomerates.

Just two chapters? If outsiders find out, they'll think we're looking down on them. We'll update more frequently, two chapters each!

Transformation stories are really unpopular on Qidian. You'd be much better off on Chiweimao or Bilibili. Besides, this is supposed to be a niche e-sports story 😰. You've gone astray.

Are there female esports players? I've never seen one.

To be honest, League of Legends players are quite discriminatory towards women. If your novel were to focus on esports, probably very few League of Legends players would read it. And if you were to write about everyday life, you wouldn't even be able to capitalize on the League of Legends' popularity.

Uncle Dong is very happy that you've started a new book, but that's all. They only ate a few melons and dates, barely filling them halfway. Uncle Dong was very dissatisfied. If those foreigners knew, they'd think Uncle Dong was watching... I can't get up.

The most important thing about transformation novels is that the "hundred marriages" part should be written in the synopsis. The "hundred marriages" and "single marriages" parts do not affect each other, and the "hundred marriages" and "single marriages" parts do not affect each other. However, the "hundred marriages" part is really like a collision between Mars and Earth. If you don't write it in the synopsis to avoid it in advance, you won't dare to read this kind of novel