Runeterra: I Have a Full Set of Passive Skills!

Your synopsis mentions that killing someone will resurrect everyone they killed... That's a huge plot hole, the story is bound to fall apart. Of course, authors on Qidian are all exceptionally self-assured and believe they can do it all.

As the title suggests, after reading over ten chapters, the protagonist lacks motivation and simply follows the crowd. If you mention even a few lines about the protagonist's confused state of mind, I could at least think you're setting up for future developments, but there's nothing there. There are plenty of people who just drift through life in reality, but the protagonist can't.

When Ornn and Volibear were fighting, the three sisters had already become Ashe and Sejuani?

Go ahead and delete your comment. Good is good, bad is bad; burying your head in the sand won't change anything.

Why join the Winter's Claws in the first place? Their power ceiling is extremely low. Going to places like the Shadow Isles, which are outside the normal power sphere, is far better than this.

A bunch of demigods with passive abilities. As a result, any random thing that appears can beat the protagonist to a pulp.

The statement that killing a target will resurrect those killed before that target is too overpowered. At least add a time limit, like one day or seven days. Otherwise, killing an old soldier would resurrect countless enemy soldiers! A high-ranking member of our side has been assassinated; only by killing the assassin can the high-ranking member be resurrected. To take it to an even more extreme level, kill off a small number of your surplus soldiers and revive them when needed.

What kind of author is this? He even managed to win a prize from a disgraced author. It's like he's being tricked every day, each one different.

I hope the author can address this: I saw the protagonist acting like a charlatan and prophet in chapter 12; will this continue later? I personally find this very annoying. Also, I'd like to complain that Noxus isn't exactly the fairest place.

Author, please note that you've made Lissandra's character too rigid and simplistic. Do you remember the comments you left in previous chapters? In the original text, Lissandra is described as perhaps the origin of the end of Runeterra. I won't go into the origins of the Void before. In fact, Lissandra's character is complex.