League of Legends: A Feast for the Senses

I just remembered a classic LoL joke. Wei: "I was just worried about you, that's why I didn't let you participate in the mission." Jinx: "You think I'm a burden! You look down on me! I'm cutting all ties with you! You're my greatest enemy!" Yasuo: "Sorry, bro, I went too far and killed you." Yongen: "It's nothing, we're all brothers."

There's a legend in Runeterra that when a person dies, they are drowned in the blood of those they killed in life. When Draven, the Noxian executioner, died, his blood covered his calves; when Darius, the Noxian general, died, his blood covered his lower body; and when Aatrox, the Darkin Blademaster, died, his blood covered his chest.

While reading Sett's letters, I thought of my parents back home. Like Sett's mother, they were always nagging and worried about me studying away from home. Every week, I would call them to chat about everyday things and how I was doing. Parents always worry about us working or studying away from home.

In my experience, those who write fanfiction about League of Legends either abandon their projects or get betrayed by Riot Games.

Seeing the descriptions of Azir's descendants, all I can say is that the plot is becoming increasingly tedious and repetitive. From devouring the world runes to purifying the Darkin, there are so many plot points that could have been developed, yet they insist on using a tedious, repetitive narrative.

Every time-travel novel featuring amnesia is poorly written; they all have major flaws. The method of finding reasons to gradually restore memories is even more toxic.

Essentially, it's a tired, over-the-top harem/power struggle novel from over a decade ago, suffering from the same flaws. In the power struggle, the protagonist's intelligence seems to depend on the author's; the more the author tries to emphasize the protagonist's flawless planning, the more it resembles a predictable stage play.

Go for it, Steel! Let Runeterra feel the power of the Steel Gate!

Author, please check your synopsis and book title. Do they even relate to the main text? The only connection is the Ionia section, which gets really bad after chapter 79. I only managed to finish it by forcing myself. It immediately becomes incredibly boring and disjointed once it reaches Noxus. The transmigrator's memories are just abruptly taken back without any foreshadowing. This book only has the Ionia chapter; if you can read the later parts, it's best to avoid it altogether.

I'm shocked! I did a quick search today and found that there are only two books on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) still being updated in the "transmigration into the League of Legends world" genre. There aren't any new ones, and a whole bunch of abandoned ones have been discontinued. It seems this genre is completely dead.