I'll Just Win a Championship, Then Become a Gaming Companion!

After reading it, I can confirm that the author's statement is correct; LPL is indeed completely ruined. Although the synopsis says he plays in the LPL, the actual story is that the protagonist goes to LCK to join SKT and helps LCK win the championship. The writing is fine, but it's quite ironic. The gaming community is truly awful; even reading an esports novel gets you trampled on by KR.

Darius's E interrupts Xayah's ultimate??? Dude, which LoL game are you playing?

It feels like an ancient author has returned to the literary scene; the writing style is decent, but the plot follows the same old formulas. Young readers might want to give it a try, since they're unlikely to have encountered these outdated tropes before. Older readers might want to skip this; it's basically all the classic tropes: a skilled but poor person, looked down upon and ostracized, and a seriously ill family member being blamed despite being very capable.

It's really funny, with many details glossed over. It's okay for a bit of entertainment, but otherwise, it's unbearable to watch.

There aren't many hot topics in the European and American regions, so I'll just briefly mention them and move on to MSI. I'll write a few chapters about that for the readers.

This is outrageous! They're forcibly creating conflict, and by creating conflict, are they just trying to get on the leaderboard by bashing Uzi? They didn't even lose to Game 2 this badly; they're just making this up out of nothing.

This is insane! Tank heroes are just passive, but long-range heroes can dominate? If long-range heroes are that easy, then why aren't top laners two long-range heroes laning together? Skill range, auto-attack range, movement speed, wave management—who plays a game wanting to just passively carry? It's not that they don't want to carry, it's that they can't. And this meta is completely ignoring—just mindlessly playing long-range heroes?

It's a miracle this book even became popular. The early chapters relentlessly pushed readers to their limits. While I don't expect every chapter to be exciting, the early chapters were constantly tense with no satisfying moments. I don't read novels to torture myself; I read them to satisfy my fantasies and relax. I certainly don't expect to learn any life philosophies from reading a novel.

Joining SKT would be pointless; do they even need someone like you who just wanted to win a championship?

Was this novel written by AI? Multiple Shadow Clone PDD. He took a pay cut after winning the MSI championship. Faker and Bang swapped their champion names for the mid and bot lanes. There are many logical problems; it doesn't seem like a typo. Who would write that Faker plays Darius?