I Was Just Coasting, So How Did I Become the World's Best?
我就混一混，怎么就成世界第一了
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- Completed
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- 2.4M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Esports
- Updated
- 1y ago
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679Chapters
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94.3kFans
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To write about Uzi at this time, I at least admire the author's courage.
Honestly, that game between Uzi and WBG was really frustrating, especially with his GSL (Gross Speed-Up) performance; it was disgusting.
My recent hobby is black dogs; I hope the author won't be ungrateful.
Is GSL indulging in wishful thinking again? The Void Champion title isn't enough for you guys, so you're starting to fantasize about real life?
I've read 40 chapters, and the author's writing is quite good. Here are a few suggestions for improvement. 1. Regarding teammate nicknames, calling someone "Cat God" when you're not familiar with them is fine. However, once you get to know them better, I think it's okay to use their names.
Seeing him intentionally play a tanky character to let his teammates get the Finals MVP in the third championship really killed my desire to continue watching. The worst part came so late; I really don't want to watch anymore.
Injury problems
In short, the system claims that simulated training can negatively impact one's body, and that instilling heroic training memories can also cause illness. This is both unscientific and overly scientific.
The plot felt a bit contrived, trying too hard to highlight the main character. A team with a tainted bot lane can't even make it out of the group stage? Three consecutive losses? With Flandre in the top lane and Flandre in the bottom lane, even with a terrible mid laner and a four-protect-one strategy, they could still dominate in the group stage.
I quite liked the beginning, but I couldn't continue after chapter 100-something. The early chapters forced the protagonist to act like a sycophant, suppressing the main character, just to pad the word count. He had a whole bunch of strong mid-lane heroes, but insisted on using weak ones. Then he suddenly brought one out later and bragged about it for ages, like a primary school student. It's really unnecessary to use this kind of plot just to pad the word count; it's so cheap.
What's so great about being teammates with Uzi? If you win, it's because he's amazing; if you lose, you're the scapegoat. With his playstyle, the jungler has to camp bot lane and occasionally steal some of his jungle camps. The support can't roam. The mid laner has to be ready to gank bot lane at any time. The top laner has to be ready to teleport to bot lane at any moment.