I Simulated Being a Piltover Enforcer Until It Became Real

The plot is well-written, but I have a suggestion: could you please stop saving attribute points? Every time I see attribute points saved for a crisis, I think it's ridiculous. It's like playing League of Legends and having over 3,000 gold, going back to base without buying any items, then waiting to get solo-killed before finally buying them.

Let me state upfront that I've never been an author. Is 100 chapters a day, 1 million words, really that much? This isn't just being unreasonable; as I've said before, I've never been an author.

It's really well-written, but the author's timing for publication is awkward. The hype surrounding Twin Cities has died down, and the hype will likely surge again once Twin Cities 2 is released.

Around chapter 50, the book basically fell apart in both power levels and plot. It started to go downhill from the first ten chapters onwards. When Katarina, as a diplomat, went to another member's house as soon as she left parliament and launched a series of threatening maneuvers, only to be manipulated and toyed with by the protagonist, and then the protagonist made further demands, it was safe to drop the book.

Only three female leads? They've got a harem going, isn't that a bit too much?

Female police officer

Is the introduction missing a line about Master Yi? The Sword Saint lightly patted the sword at his waist, "Let me see your tricks!"

Your path isn't here, it's in Twin Cities 2.

Can you continue writing? _(:з"∠)_

Is Piltover's currency for real? How many gold coins does it cost to rent a tattered outfit for a few minutes in Chapter 3?