League of Legends: You Call This Refined and Amiable?
lol：你管这叫儒雅随和？
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- Completed
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- 776k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Esports
- Updated
- 1y ago
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237Chapters
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Finally, someone isn't just focusing on criticizing Wu Zi. Ever since the book about the top laner Hong Wen became popular, Wu Zi has unexpectedly gained attention again, which is both laughable and frustrating for a rational fan like myself. Sometimes, we fans don't mind others pointing out Wu Zi's flaws; after all, the facts are there, and we all understand the principle of correcting mistakes.
You can't write novels without criticizing Jian Zihao, right? Speechless.
Do you guys think Ah Shui bought MSI tickets? Where did his great personality go?
Rational discussion, rational LPL fans
Good Fortune The reason it's considered a good draw is simply to hope that IG can bring out KT's strengths and clear some obstacles for RNG. Of course, a win would be even better. If they lose and RNG wins and takes the championship, then IG deserves a third of the credit. As for EDG, well, that's up to fate. I'm an RNG fan, a rational one. "Face"
So is 369 the author's daddy? Why not just optimize it if you're playing badly? All you can write is how to turn the tide from a disadvantage? Why don't you just write about being at a complete disadvantage from start to finish and then end it when you lose? Wouldn't that be much better?
The guy's writing about gossip and flirtation is ridiculous. If he didn't flirt with the female host, it would be barely readable, but he can't even write a proper joke, let alone be ambiguous.
It deviates from the main plot and is mostly self-indulgent. The content is poorly divided, making it uninteresting to follow.
I feel like LoL is full of double standards.
Watching someone spawn-camp in a live stream is entertaining, but in professional matches, spawn-camping is considered bad sportsmanship. I think if a professional player can spawn-camp the other side, it's a matter of skill, so how is it considered bad sportsmanship? Only when a high-ranking player spawn-camps a Silver-ranked player is it considered bad sportsmanship.
Recommended book: What is a self-destructing jungler in LoL? I'm jealous of his cauliflower. A must-read for all you funny people!
The reading experience is terrible. Putting aside the content, the paragraphing, word order, meaning, and transitions are all weird. If you read quickly, you have no idea what it's about.