League of Legends: Reborn as Lee Sang-hyeok!
LOL：重生之我是李相赫！
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- Ongoing
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- 1.0M Words
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- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Esports
- Updated
- 2y ago
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Even without Lee Sang-hyeok, Uzi wouldn't have won a Grand Slam. Uzi is undeniably strong, but his mentality is always a major issue.
Everyone's starting to fantasize about Lee Sang-hyeok being reborn and coming to the LPL! 🙂
It's definitely good; it's a top-tier entertaining story in the e-sports genre.
The main problem is that throwing the concept into the rotten waters of the LPL was just too disastrous. To be honest, the mid laners in the LPL are really a mess, and they're only salvaging things thanks to Korean players.
Who on earth is watching this? I can understand the entertainment industry idolizing South Korea, but why the hell do they have to idolize a game too?
The fact that Lee Sang-hyeok didn't appear in the book until he was 24 years old shows his kindness to others.
I gave others seven years to start early, but they still hit the limit of the game as soon as they made their move. You could write a post on the anti-Japanese forum, offering a rational analysis of just how strong Lee Sang-hyeok was at 17.
To be honest, it's quite unbelievable that the "Double Peak Flight" concept isn't so out of character in a typical overpowered protagonist web novel... It gives off a feeling of "It's not surprising that he can play like this because he's a Double Peak Flight user." However, Lee Sang-hyeok's emotional intelligence in the story doesn't seem like that of a 27-year-old; his tendency to bluntly criticize his opponents is quite similar to that of a 17-18-year-old Faker.
Finally found it
This is one of the perks of being a Feike fan!
A five-time champion can make a eunuch fertilize his penis and allow a man who went home to raise pigs to start writing novels again—what a medical miracle!
You can write whatever you want now, as outrageous as possible. Even if it's Faker, I can accept it if he has a system or directly fights aliens.
Got it, the author is actually a hater of Brother Li.
The classic fanfiction power system was refuted by the original work 😊. The author didn't even dare to borrow money when starting the book because of Faker's five championships, no wonder he couldn't continue writing (just kidding).