League of Legends: Don't You Have Way Too Many Tags?!
LOL：你的标签未免太多了！
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- Completed
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- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Esports
- Updated
- 1y ago
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A Collection of Myriad Realms, Fanfiction, and Chinese Entertainment
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Reviving the Glory of Gaming, Keeping Our Youth Alive, Staying Together Forever
Those moments we once lost... gathering them up, little by little. The glory days of gaming are long gone, but I still remember the classics I read back then. They may have faded, but I can't bear to forget them. Old books and new books, old wine and fresh brews, each has its own flavor. I'll start with the older books, then sort out some newer ones. Later, I'll gradually add promising new titles, too. [If you're interested in other genres, check out my main list: Seedling Maniac. Fantasy lis
A Little Book Nook for Whatever Strikes My Fancy
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There are ten works featured on the homepage for this event. Let me test them out first and see what they're really like.
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Let's stick with LCK. The protagonist of this book is a pure professional player, so let's not go back to LPL. The mix is too complicated, with all sorts of weirdos and freaks. It's more like a fandom than esports. Look at how LCK develops its new talent, and look at LPL after all these years—it's still the same old players.
There are so many krd comments in the comment section. For one simple reason, writing about LCK will definitely not get any traffic in the end. It's still acceptable to write about S9 now because FPX's championship that year wasn't very prestigious to begin with, and Doinb wasn't a good person either. I don't believe that writing about LCK in S11 will still get any views. And do you really think LCK is some kind of pure land? That's ridiculous.
If you stay in LCK, why shouldn't I continue watching Faker? You, the main character, are inferior to Faker in every way except for nationality.
I feel so bad (;′⌒`)
After finishing the latest chapter, my face turned solemn. I lowered my head deeply, silently turned off my phone, got up, opened the refrigerator, took out a bottle of 1982 vintage Nongshi Mountain Spring water, held it tightly in my hand, and slowly walked to the window. The scenery outside was somewhat gloomy, just like my mood—heavy, very heavy.
It's best for the author to stick to their own ideas.
I've been reading the comments these past few days and I've noticed a huge debate about whether or not to return to the LPL. I suspect the author has also been affected by it. Honestly, there's no need for that. It's just a novel, why are you taking it into real life?
Isn't it tiring to write three books at the same time, author?
What's so great about this crappy LPL? They get swept four times in a row, girlfriends are in transfer window, and there are all sorts of weirdos around. What's there to worry about? You're just reading a novel and not causing trouble, why are you still concerned about the LPL?
Well, from my perspective, e-sports novels still need a female lead, otherwise it's easy to get tired of watching the same matches over and over again. Of course, the romance shouldn't be written too ridiculously.
Could It Be
Regarding the S10 teams
It's important to make it clear that whether playing in the LPL or LCK, top laner Nuguri and jungler Sanshu are indispensable, and even more importantly, the players' contract terms must be taken into account. If it were in the LCK, it would definitely be Drx, with Deft and Doctor K in the bot lane, and Peanut and Hanzi in the mid lane as the main characters.