League of Legends: Cultivating Immortality in Runeterra
LOL：在符文大陆修仙的日子
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- 970k Words
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- Game Otherworld
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What a disgrace! We were invaded by Pig Girl, our team got a brutal beating, and we were even frozen solid. Afterwards, they just ran away without a care in the world.
No way, this is a scam! I saw the title and it said "Cultivation for Immortals," but the content is completely unrelated, if not entirely. Fighting, going to the battlefield—this is cultivation? I'd say author, you should change the title. If it's cultivation, it should start in Ionia. You might as well change it to "I'm a Soldier King in Demacia."
Does anyone else feel the same way I do, thinking the protagonist is too meddlesome and overly saintly after the little boy is discovered by the mage? I can understand lifting the ban on magic; if you're doing it for Lux or for yourself, then I don't see anything wrong with it—everyone is selfish. But why portray the protagonist as a saint?
Using physique levels like these feels a bit awkward. It would be better to just use a separate level system like in-game levels (1-18), or use the League of Legends ranking system. Things like Bronze, Gold, and Silver sound much more uncomfortable, don't they?
Regarding the magical reforms in Demacia
My suggestion is to establish an institution similar to a mage tower to test magical talent, train all students under the tutelage of arcanists, and provide them with food and lodging. Apprentice: Every newly arrived magic talent will face a choice: a combat test or a life skills test. They can then specialize in several professions.
It got less and less interesting the more I watched it. I've finished it all. See you again someday.
I've been wondering, didn't the protagonist lose an arm? Was it cut off by the Void Fish? No. How did the arm come back?
You'd better hurry up and finish writing the cultivation content. If you don't, you're going to get scolded.
It's written okay.
It really has little to do with the book title.
Is the moon really that round in Demacia? They're really hyping it up.
It's you! A rambling, disjointed novel! Besides, the only cheat ability is the Heaven and Earth Furnace, which is barely related to cultivation, and even that's just in the name; the rest are completely unrelated.