Players' Chat Group: I Took Their Advice and Became the World's Best Jungler

Since you could select five contestants, why choose Kid? No normal person would choose him, right? Uncle, Second Uncle, Third Uncle, Fourth Uncle, Little Black, Little Peanut, and Master An are all better than Kid. It goes without saying that the author probably wanted to slow down the protagonist's growth, so they chose a kid. Honestly, you might as well have made it random; it would have looked much more normal. 😒😒😒

Although they tried to ride the wave of popularity, the long, drawn-out messages in the group chat at the beginning completely ruined their chances of attracting attention.

If you're worried about the front line being too strong and not knowing who to pull later, just give me random picks. If it were a pick-yourself system, everyone would know how to choose. What's with this kid? When it comes to protecting the mid-lane carry, Bengi is definitely the best in the world.

Calling him TheShy, and showing off? It's giving me the creeps. Maybe Cheng Lu would be a better name. 😰

Sure, there's a balance of abstract concepts and technical skills. As long as they don't go too far off track and remain focused when necessary, they won't collapse before their second title.

The protagonist's cheat is a chat group. The chat group can generate AI. After careful consideration, the protagonist generated four AI characters: Factory Manager Kid, Karsa, and mlxg. These four will teach him how to jungle (the AI ​​can be generated randomly, but he specifically chose these four).

I really don't understand or like the protagonist's cheat abilities. Why make them so complicated? Is it supposed to be a test? These days, aren't the protagonist's cheat abilities supposed to be as simple and clear as possible?

Today's guide to League of Legends was surprisingly good! Keep it up! Monthly pass awarded.

Bro, firstly, you need to push Ning out of the league, and secondly, you need to develop your own style. Right now, you're a mess. Overall, you're a second-rate jungler in the LPL. You need to at least guarantee you'll be a starter, that you can dominate your lane, and that you'll reach the pinnacle of a particular style before you try to change. Right now, you can't even walk properly, how can you expect to fly? I saw you mentioned your jungling style earlier, so why aren't you sure about one?

This book is too dry. There's not even a description of the matches, and the number of viewers is pitifully small. It's all about matches and training.