League of Legends: From Imperial Slave to Ruler of the Realm
LOL：从帝国奴隶开始执掌王权
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 333k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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131Chapters
718Recommendations
2.4kFans
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It has a retro charm; I almost thought it was from ten years ago.
Gouzi Literature, huh? It's hard to believe! 🤣
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1. The protagonist's name is too overpowering. 2. Is it always getting stuck in the same old clichés? 3. This is a male-oriented novel, why do we have to emphasize how handsome the protagonist is? 4. The pacing is too slow. 🤔
Good heavens, the last book, "A Thousand Years of Warlords," gave me a phobia of it. I didn't expect there to be a new one. When I read the last line of the synopsis, I felt like my vision went black. A word of warning to those planning to follow this story: this author's writing style is extremely, extremely, extremely graphic.
I seriously suspect the author is a bottom (or a masochist), this is terrifying! 🙂🙂
I just started watching, and the plot so far is quite interesting. Complaint: The main character's name is awful. Couldn't they have come up with a normal name? 😥
This protagonist with the surname Leng... It reminds me of protagonists from 10 years ago, like those with the surname Long, such as Xuanyuan, Nangong, and those with the surname Ji.
The description is too detailed... I don't think anyone's really here to see the actual training and practice of gladiators.
It's dragged on for dozens of chapters, and there's not a single proper scene.
It's all ditch stuff, to be honest, the author has pretty heavy tastes.