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C+ is just a fantasy before being blown to death by Fried Fish Brother
Suspected plagiarism
Author, you are wrong. This plot is so similar to the manuscript I wrote for two and a half years. How about this? You can update it to another 500,000 words and let me take a closer look to see if it is the same as my manuscript 😏
What kind of c+ can have such a dream😭😭😭
Where is Shennong?
I looked at the introduction and table of contents and saw that the 5 C+ mentioned in this article were all realized through the system: donk, simple, niko, nice, and A-God, and then directly enter the top yy articles in the major? How is the writing style? Is it toxic?
It was fun to watch, but it really could have been more YY. The protagonist didn't reveal his identity anyway, he was just a rich second generation, and he played the game at his own expense, which was more reasonable. I am responsible for the training expenses of my teammates and so on. Looking at Tianlu vlog, it costs at least 3 million to go out for training. How can an ordinary family afford it? Then watching the offline game should be a bit more exciting, but it's still not very exciting. You can't block the protagonist and the others offline. I feel like there could be a little more reaction off the court.
When I saw the part about inviting my cousin to be the team leader, I found it boring. Personal evaluation: Food and grass are slightly poisonous.
You don't have to watch the game, the game relies on YY, it's really awesome.
One thing to say is that the author's game process is very smooth, not sloppy, and not like an assembly line. It has a bit of an atmosphere of watching the game with commentary. I have seen a lot of games start → lose/win → end. There is no commentary perspective and no audience perspective. Or in a competition, it's all from the protagonist's first-person perspective, and it's very stiff.
I thought NetEase was a buff, and I was wondering where the shopping guide came from.
I still think we should reconsider the arrangements for those who leave.
After all, they are a group of real C+. Only with the help of the protagonist (the power of the system) can they have the opportunity to play professionally. According to the previous description, except for Li Xiang, there is a group of bad boys, which has already made their monthly salary from about 3k to 100,000. Why do they still have permanent buffs after leaving the team, and they will not even receive the occasional abstract debuff from teaming up with the protagonist. What do the people who stay get in this way? How many more champions? Many people don't pay attention to the performance of the team Green Leaf when watching the game. The Green Leaf of a strong team may retire and be less famous than the big brother of a weak team. They gave up several times their salary to stay for the sake of friendship and finally got the opportunity to be the Green Leaf for the protagonist? Would you like to reconsider my previous proposal to make the protagonist the czar of the CS world?