League of Legends: Cultivating Immortality in Runeterra

It was humiliating, he was invaded by a pig girl, he was severely beaten by someone who led the team, and he was even frozen into ice. Afterwards, they ran away and nothing happened.

No, this is a scam. I thought the title of the book was Cultivation of Immortals, but the content is irrelevant, but it is also quite different. It's a fight again, and it's a battlefield again. This is cultivating immortality. If you ask me, the author, please change the title of the book. If it is about cultivating immortality, it should start in Ionia. You might as well change your name to me and become a soldier king in Demacia.

Is anyone out there like me, when I saw the little boy being spotted in the last few photos of the mage, I felt that the main character was too nosy and too holy. I can understand the lifting of the forbidden demon. If you are promoting this for Lux and yourself, then I think it is okay. People are selfish. But why should the protagonist's character be brought in the direction of a saint? Just like watching Naruto, you want to unify the ninja world for yourself. In the process, you unintentionally sheltered the civilians and ended the war. Then yes, I understand. If you are out of sympathy and kindness, and you want to unify, then I will be very annoyed, because I can't empathize with Japanese comics. And One Piece, you hate the Celestial Dragons, hate the hypocritical navy, and build a new world. I can understand it. If you are so stupid for the sake of the One Piece world, I don't understand it. On the one hand, it is the background of Japanese comics. On the one hand, they are all weird, so what is there to empathize with? Just like I can't empathize with Mo, so the protagonist of this book I liked his character very much at the beginning, even if he was later assimilated to Demacia and gained a sense of responsibility and honor, OK, no problem, but I can't find any reason for the protagonist to empathize with the mages in Demacia. I prefer to stay out of things, unless it involves those around me. I am a selfish protagonist who only takes action against relatives and friends. Maybe I am the same. I have never looked at the tragedies that often have reversals of demons on the Internet, and I have never paid attention to any suffering in the world. After all, it is already very difficult for me to take care of myself.

It feels a little awkward for you to use the level of this physique. It is better to copy the game level directly and create a separate level from 1 to 18, or use the levels of the League of Legends world, such as bronze, gold, and silver. Doesn't it sound more uncomfortable?

My suggestion is to establish an institution similar to the Mage Tower to detect magical talents, train them uniformly by arcanists, and provide food and accommodation. Apprentice: Every magic talent who has just entered will face a choice, a battle test or a life test. It can also be subdivided into several professions. You can also choose to organize classics and copy spells, and you can get a salary. After a series of systematic studies and countless rounds of examinations, apprentices can graduate. They will become knight-like beings, serving nobles or building their own alchemy workshops. Specially talented magicians can choose to build their own mage tower or join the magic legion to become a leader after possessing sufficient knowledge and ability.

I've been thinking, didn't the protagonist have a broken hand? Was your hand cut off by a void fish? No. Why did this hand come back?

You'd better write out the content about cultivating immortality as soon as possible. If you don't write about cultivating immortality, you will be scolded.

It really has nothing to do with the title of the book

Is the moon in Demacia really round? Blow hard

It's you! Running account novel! Besides, Golden Finger is only a Heaven and Earth Furnace that is barely related to cultivating immortals. It's still related in name, and the rest has nothing to do with it.