League of Legends: Bound to Syndra from the Start

Let's start a harem, Syndra, the main palace, Riwenwen's love line is pretty good now 😁

Alas, the world of League of Legends is rotten. Riot Games has been doing it for so many years, so many big events, but there is no main line, so many forces, and no big story to support it. A clown has been created to treat the characters who have created so many great characters in the past as clowns.

I don't mind having a single heroine, but if your heroine is not Syndra, it would conflict with the title of your book. I came in because of Syndra.

I have read several novels about the alliance worldview, and almost every one of them was abandoned or interrupted in the Twin Cities. Each novel has its own characteristics and settings, and is full of strange and interesting stories. Except for the Twin Cities, they are all stinky and long, and the plot itself is very rubbish. The whole story cannot be justified, and many Twin Cities heroes have no room or setting to appear, such as my favorite Camille, Zach, and Robot. Homogenization is still serious

For me, the plot rhythm of this book is great, and the fights between the protagonists are not ambiguous. But every time the protagonist has to appear when the supporting characters are at their most desperate, which makes me a little nervous. The Ionia chapter is basically the same. Fortunately, Bilgewater has improved a bit. Overall, this is the best I have read so far. It is the second best fanfic in the League of Legends universe, and it is also too short. I managed to save more than a hundred of them but could not hold on for three days. I secretly read them while I was working overtime. Finally, I hope that the author will not be disturbed by other voices and just write according to his own ideas.

Take away Syndra, Riven, Ashe, Sejuani, Lissandra, Diana, Soraka, Camille, Qiyana, Janna, Rebela, and Cannon.

May be our food, but for those who are interested in the stomach, can reach the level of fairy grass     The most common mistake made by other fans or people with the same background is to write too grandly, with world lines and characters popping up in large numbers. For those who play and watch, it will appear very confusing, and they cannot see clearly. Those who understand and research deeply, when writing their own plots, sometimes cannot reach conceptual agreement with the author This book is very suitable for people like me who only know the name of the hero, and the background is displayed in other novels or loading interfaces There are also shortcomings, there are too few updates, I hope that the number of daily updates will be higher after it is released.

This book needs to be read with patience, any kind of eagerness is not suitable for reading this book; Personally, I think this is history; Objectively speaking, it is not bad.

A novel about fire trucks traveling through different worlds to put out fires.

I find that authors always want to spend a paragraph describing the scene. This is a good habit and can increase the sense of immersion. But the author's specific handling method is wrong. What you wrote has a big shortcoming: it is very fragmented. After describing the scene above, the protagonist jumps out directly in the next paragraph, which is handled quite poorly. A better way is to describe the scene and then let the protagonist have an appearance description to connect the scene and the character. I am ugly, give me an example: XX shrouded in black mist exudes an uncomfortable gloominess. There are several dried corpses hanging on the twisted tree at the entrance of XX. This is OO's first time here. It is said that the people hanging on the trees are all informants who were retaliated by XX. There are many ways to blend in like this, or elicit narration description through conversation. The author's current descriptions are a bit fragmented, which will actually reduce the sense of immersion.