The Assassin Is Ruthless

Assassin mid laner, Faker debuted in Season 3 as an assassin, but over the past eleven years, he's played assassins, hard carries, fighters, roaming and supporting, and even mid-lane support nurturing hard carry junglers. After all these years of perseverance, no one expected him to win another championship this year.

I just read the latest chapter and suddenly had some thoughts. I noticed that this book lacks some plot elements commonly used in other Alliance novels, namely the shocked reactions of third-party viewers and lengthy, exclamatory dialogues among the audience. This focused approach to game content, minimizing unnecessary filler, is commendable and satisfying.

Hello author, I copied your book on another platform, and the reader feedback has been very good. It's very popular, and there have been quite a few tips. I'm planning to buy a new car, so I hope you can update more chapters so as not to affect my income and not to make my readers anxious. Thank you.

Instead of focusing on assassins, let's make mid-laners aggressive. They participate in the draft phase, are key commanders, and can control the tempo. They can play late-game carry champions like Azir, supportive champions like Lissandra and Galio, and even Galio can dominate Knight's signature Sylas. They can even beat Knight's Akali with Sylas and teleport. The design is too overpowered; this is the chosen MOBA champion, a combination of mechanical genius and coach playing together.

I think anyone confident in themselves wouldn't sign a three-year contract before even playing in the World Championship; that would be a huge rip-off.

Cutting it off directly isn't a good idea, is it? Who would dare order it after that? I could understand when we were newly married, but what about now?

The author's over-reliance on marksmen has clearly backfired. They've forgotten even the most basic writing style of League of Legends novels. Which popular League of Legends novel didn't have a ton of exciting early-game moments? Even if it's mindless, even if you're an amateur, this early game is so dragging. The protagonist has only played 4 games in 55 chapters, with tons of internal monologues. Frankly, I don't think it's very engaging.

Xiao Si is so disappointing; this whole thing is really off-putting. If you're going to abandon a project, at least say so. What's the point of doing this?

This kind of esports novel is much more enjoyable to read. I read about an aggressive top laner, and after only a few chapters, the author started using comparisons and derogatory terms. Even when using memes, there's a limit. Because WeiXiao insulted the poorly performing C-Emperor, the author immediately jumped on the bandwagon, launching a sweeping generalization and claiming that most AD…

I vaguely remember a League of Legends esports novel. The protagonist's team, which had been playing together for a year, was eliminated in the first World Championship semi-finals, and nobody read it anymore.