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Nowadays, lol novels are outrageous. I can't write them without Uzi. I have to write Uzi as Red Wen even in a training camp. Is Uzi the only final villain in LPL? I'm really speechless.
Look at the introduction and don't go into a career. Being an anchor will perfectly meet your requirements.
If you're obviously going to be a power leveler, you definitely won't be able to pursue a career.
The opening pace was okay. . . Will you still go to university to study in the future? It's impossible to never play professionally. Most likely professional mercenaries?
To be honest, if this was not an e-sports novel, I would have voted for academic research. The score has increased by almost 400 in two months. What is the concept? There is no end to learning and no bottleneck period! If you continue to study at this pace, you will be the scientific research master who will change the times in ten years! If you extend the time a little longer, you will have to kneel down and call grandpa for all Newton, Einstein, and Edison!
It feels weird. If the protagonist is average in studies and talented in e-sports, it would be normal. The protagonist is a top student, and "many people" in the comments said that he is suitable for playing e-sports. Isn't that insulting? I can't stand it.
Can I read the guide even if I am off the watch for three days? It's really poisonous
Is Sanjiang mentioned in this book? Is there no normal League of Legends text?
Give me some money, I can go to Sanjiang for this
I actually want to watch the plot of "Xueba" in the novel. I'm probably sick. Let's do this for now. I'm going to find a scholar to read it.
This setting shouldn't involve rebirth. It's better to just be a natural academic master and accidentally have a game system. Things are very awkward now. Pig's Foot has not only become a top student in a systematic manner, but his entire personality has become distorted. Including the forcibly created sense of mystery, if the setting of a native aboriginal academic master is okay, it will look very strange now. The pig's feet have become like a fool who studies hard, and he becomes stupid when communicating with others.
This book is like an airplane. I read it quickly, feel comfortable, and then lose interest.
It seems that you can't play games after being a substitute trainer.
It's okay to play twice before, but suddenly a TV station comes to interview you, and you are interviewed about your power leveling... I immediately lost the desire to watch... This way of pretentiousness doesn't make the author feel that he has written well, right?
Have you finished the college entrance examination? Come back and update more
After reading a few chapters, I think the protagonist plays the support position, but to be honest, except for the top laner and mid laner, it is really difficult to write about other positions in LoL. I don't want to read it when I see the protagonist playing the support position.
You can still watch the front, but you have to go to rng. .
I'm not saying that playing games is bad, but the meaning of this question is very inappropriate. What does it mean to be delayed by studying? . . Is there anything more meaningful than learning to read? I won't say anything more if you write about exam-oriented education. It's outrageous. You don't need to learn to play games, you just need to practice. Your awareness depends entirely on your talent. . .