League of Legends: From the Start, I Recruit Ye Xiu and Become Invincible
LOL：开局招募叶修，我无敌了
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Esports
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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It's you again? The eunuch maniac... Another twenty-odd chapters released to rake in profits, then abandoned again, and he'll just rewrite the book under a different name?
To be fair, this configuration in the introduction is actually fine for promotions and demotions. However, while "One Leaf Knows Autumn" is supposed to be a national-level competition in the game, in reality, it's comparable to "Clearlove" (a famous Chinese professional player). It might not actually work.
There were so many scenes involving the female lead, it was overwhelming. I thought I was reading a romance novel.
To be honest, there are a lot of K-pop fans in the LoL community. The fact that people are so obsessed with South Korea these days is something only the League of Legends community can match. Even the idol fandom, that cesspool, can't compare. It's a cesspool within a cesspool.
The comments section is hilarious. They're comparing fantasy characters to real people, not focusing on performance or statistics, but on the competition honors they've won in their own worlds. Ultraman Taro can't compare to Tyson, can he?
The author is still too timid.
Be even bolder. Why not top laner Huang Shao, jungler Han Wenqing, mid laner Ye Xiu, AD carry Zhou Zekai, and support Zhang Xinjie? And what if the coach adds Su Muqiu? Wouldn't that be a game-changer?
I think you're being a bit too stereotypical. The Black Angel and SoFan from S10 were the closest to DWG in terms of skill level, and Huanfeng also had moments where he held the high ground and beat JK. Both of them were quite strong in S10. Black Angel, who had five MVPs in six games from the S10 Summer Split playoffs to the gauntlet...
When are you going to release the blank space? Or just release the white space. To be honest, I'm not really interested in the female hosts and commentators in the League. Since the main character can summon characters, have you considered making characters like Su Mucheng or Bai the female lead?
Since you've already written about Ye Xiu, can't you at least write an original world? Anime adaptation, reality—you can stitch them all together, right? Seriously, these days, you can't write a League of Legends novel without piggybacking on the popularity of professional players?
The protagonist's team is practically the pinnacle of both combat power and morality. Aside from their blatant bashing and losing games, what else can you find fault with them?