League of Legends: I Already Won the Championship, So Why Is the System Only Showing Up Now?

The male and female protagonists are written like an inexperienced client and a seasoned prostitute who's been with her for ten years.

That rich woman is outrageous, buddy. Honestly, you've never been in a relationship before, have you?

I saw a news report today that Toyz, the mid-laner who won the S2 championship, was sentenced to four years and two months in prison for drug trafficking.

Apart from the female lead, everything else is fine. I don't know why I had to write this. While shouting "Stop cursing! Stop cursing!", I was frantically adding more scenes for this love-struck young lady. I feel that this kind of female protagonist is like a 'political benchmark' in a novel.

Lee Sin spent over a decade proving that esports players don't need women, and then novelists went to great lengths to add female leads to every player who used scripts, as if afraid that LPL esports players would lose their great love.

Are rich women like idiots? Have they never seen a man before? Or do you think all rich women are like this?

The character design is interesting, featuring a veteran S2 champion making a comeback, but otherwise, there aren't many highlights. The romance is rather toxic, and the use of player references feels forced and contrived. LPL teams are portrayed as low-level noobs, especially the internet cafe match scene, which was incredibly awkward.

There were quite a few League of Legends players in Season 2, right? Most male college students back then probably played it. If the Season 2 champion were to return to the competitive scene, those veteran players would likely become his fans. 🤫

To be honest, the biggest drawback is the monthly buff rotation, which is too unstable. It's like a high start followed by a low finish. I've seen many similar results, and they're all different. It's not as good as traditional methods like increasing strength.

If you're not good at writing romance, don't try to do it too much. You can use everyday live streams or something similar to reduce the amount of romance. Just treat the female lead as a plot device; that would be more interesting.