
Just About to Go Pro When the Old Geezer's Comeback System Arrived
刚准备打职业,老登逆袭系统来了
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
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- Gaming
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- Esports
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- 7mo ago
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I've caught up to the latest version, so let me share my thoughts. It's well-written, but the updates are lacking. Another problem is that the trial training scenes drag on too much. I kept looking forward to playing in the game, but after turning the page, I was disappointed, and when I turned the page again, I was still being tested. It gradually wore down the reader's expectations and patience.
The later plot makes me less inclined to subscribe. I've been a player since Season 2, and many people were indeed disappointed with Season 8, but it's really unnecessary to nitpick Uzi. Anyone who watched the games knows what really happened in Seasons 8 and 9. I know a bunch of people will call me a jerk for posting this comment, but I don't care anymore.
The author's first ten chapters are a selection process for readers.
This author describes how the GT team manager approached the protagonist, a high-ranking casual player with no professional gaming experience, offering a 400,000 RMB annual salary contract and saying he could sign him directly without a tryout. The protagonist insisted on trying out for YM before signing. YM, mentioned in the story, had already passed by the LPL five times without ever joining.
It's safe to say that PDD definitely has connections with spinach.
That's a bit silly. You're 18, not 16. You're a loser who failed the college entrance exam, didn't go to a vocational college, and didn't work in an electronics factory. You've been sponging off your parents for half a year. Your parents basically have no idea what you're doing. You could go pro without any obstacles; all you have to do is say you want to work in the south.
If you don't understand, just ask. The LoL fanfic is almost at Season 15, is it really necessary to start writing from Season 6/7?
Isn't that the title of that CS article?
I suggest starting from Chapter 20 when reading this book; the rest is just fluff.
In esports, being bad is the original sin. As long as you keep training and win more championships, even if you mess around, it's acceptable.
Hz gsl is about to arrive at the battlefield