No One Knows Support Better Than Me

The left hand still hasn't gotten rid of the label of being weak in the competition. This time when playing T1, he became invisible with both hands. And now I know that the left hand's S10 output ratio is the lowest among all mid laners. . . It's okay to play against a weak team in the S game, but it's not too much to say that Taobo is more stable and has fewer C positions when playing against a strong team. If the protagonist's goal is to show and improve his strength, it is better to gain fame and make progress. You can choose to cultivate and transform slowly. If it is not possible, join a new team and start over; but it happens that the protagonist wants to gain honor before he knows it. . . Now, either the left hand should be modified as soon as possible to make it less soft-footed, or the book should be turned into a mindless and cool novel, where the protagonist's halo is turned on and Ah Shui is killed indiscriminately. Oh, I forgot. In the past two years, my left hand has been trying to survive and even committed an abortion. . .

When I saw the name of the protagonist, I thought, oh my god.

Isn't Tabo's problem internal strife? The jungler is paired with the coach, and the top laner and mid laner are paired together. The jungler thinks that the top player is Chinese food, and the coach thinks that the top player is disobedient.

What else is there to write about after S7? The most interesting ones are S4 to S7

After watching T1 and playing T1, I just want to say, 369 is dead, I have been playing meat for a whole year, I have been comfortable for a whole year, and the knockout round of the World Championship is here. You told me to go to C, to play warriors and Rambo, is it possible, to sharpen my guns in battle, right?

Congratulations to wbg The plan has changed and we are ready to win the championship

I didn't just watch the JD game before blacking out my left hand, but I'm saying that domestic mid laners will basically be cowardly in the S game. Maybe they are afraid of taking the blame and subconsciously dare not operate. Although they won't get solo kills, they basically can't get lane rights. If the mid laner in the S game doesn't have lane rights, it will be difficult to play in the jungle. It's difficult to play in the jungle, and the jungle will be lost. Then The top and bottom lanes are basically in prison. Unless the jungler or the top lane or the bottom lane can penetrate the matchup, it will be difficult to win. Therefore, I suggest that the mid laner be replaced by a Korean player. After all, they play more like the Chinese than the Chinese. Especially the mid laner who has not won the championship will be more ruthless against the lck team. Although Huazi is good, I would rather choose a stronger mid laner than a bastard mid laner to win the championship. Can you imagine that in the later plot, there is no line in the middle lane and he becomes a bastard, allowing the opponent's mid laner to roam. As a result, the protagonist tries his best to penetrate the bottom lane and win the championship. I can only say that the domestic mid laner cannot compete with the LCK team. Not only is the amount of training not as good as LCK, but also the spirit of not being afraid of taking the blame. I would rather do nothing than make a mistake. This can be seen from the fact that our lpl team won the S championship with a Korean mid laner. Others came to lpl far away from their hometowns just to prove themselves, so they will work harder than Chinese players. When they encounter lck teams, they will play more like Chinese than Chinese to prove themselves. Winning the championship is another matter. Of course the novel is illusory. It can be said in the novel that domestic mid laners are not afraid of taking the blame when they go to S-match and LCK teams. I am just putting forward my opinion.

Genshin Impact starts!

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What should I say, I almost couldn't finish this book in the early stages, but it got much better later on. Tell me about your feelings. The first few dozen chapters always feel like there are some minor flaws, which are not big problems, but combined with the somewhat strange writing style, it just makes it uncomfortable to read. If I really didn't really want to read the supporting articles and there was a coaching element in it (I think this should be regarded as the cool point of this book? I hope the author can write more about this aspect), I might have given up. Of course, the writing style seems to have improved a lot later, and it is still very good. I feel like the author can take the time to revise the previous article. Although it is free, you should at least try to keep people here, otherwise there may not be many people to make it to the beautiful parts at the back. In addition, the update will give you some strength.

Ten chapters for a training match and 16 chapters for an ordinary regular season If I want to see you write about the game, I won't watch the video!

It turns out that Ah Shui's name contains Wen Bo. I asked where Wen Bo came from.

Please give me more, it's too much to watch!

I've read chapter 40 so far, it's pretty good, a good book

Look at this introduction Look at this wording and sentence making Look at this punctuation mark Based on my twenty years of experience in reading articles This kind of white text will definitely become popular

The writing is very good, but the results are not good. Is it a problem with the introduction?