I Was Camped at the Fountain, So How Did I Become a Five-Time Champion?

Everyone says streamers and their fans shouldn't rub salt in the wound of professional players, but here you are, writing about someone getting spawn-camped by a streamer and then using that as an excuse to dominate in professional matches...

First, even Shan Ruoni managed to win a championship with SKT because everyone was a makeshift team back in S3; players like Sivir and others joined as amateurs and developed step by step, and even in S9 there was an extremely unprofessional coach based on personal connections. So, you, a time traveler, only have five championships?

As expected of a daily dose of poison, even the surgically enhanced ones are affected.

The writing is okay, but the concept is terrible. Fountain camping means losing, so if the protagonist is weaker than the opponent and their teammates have no advantage, they'll get fountain camped. If the protagonist is just giving up or lying down, and doesn't contribute, you can still write a story about the teammates. But what are you going to write about this protagonist who's being tortured? Readers can just watch the replays of the World Championship. Why even bother reading a novel?

After reading the introduction, I gave myself an insulin injection 😂

This is hilarious! So naive! A 20-minute Baron fight, a champion without her ultimate paired with a support, 2v4 and she can wipe them out? Two games with the same champion and you get an advantage, why doesn't the opponent counter in the third game? One second you're trying to prove yourself, the next you're terrified after getting hit by a skill?

This "golden finger" (referring to a player's special ability to gain undeserved fame) is so disgusting. It's somewhat more reasonable to see a coach who gets a championship by association, since coaches rely on tactics. Even if an ordinary player is good at networking, how many teams are vying for them?

Does any fellow book lover know?

One minute it's a misnomer, the next it's an old man 😥

Having a main character who starts as runner-up means the team's commercial value is at least hundreds of millions. They could easily spend a few million to keep the main character under a tight contract; there's no way they'd let him go.