I’ve Had Enough of Winning Championships, and You Still Want Me in the Youth League?

Some comments in the comment section are truly baffling. They want to see the protagonist lose, to write a spectacular, crushing defeat. It's obvious they're suffering from pretentious, overly sentimental over-the-top thinking, trying to have a moment of enlightenment. If the protagonist can lose even with cheat codes, then the author might as well not write about cheat codes at all.

Q: Is it the kind of gay fiction that exploits BL (Boys' Love) themes? A: No, it's not that. It's a problem with my writing style. It's purely about brotherly affection, nothing more. Q: Will there be any failures in this article? A: I won't lose a single important match, but I'll lose less important ones like regular season games.

A player with maxed-out talent goes for an invincible build, insisting on dominating. A maxed-out homeless player with congenital heart disease—is he planning to get flamed online later in the game, then have all four teammates flop in a crucial match against five Fakers, win 1v5, and then collapse and be sent to the hospital?

This is a five-game sweep, a 3-1 thrashing of TES, the king of the LPL region. Now, seeing these novels about LPL's invincibility makes me burst out laughing. You authors should just write comedy novels from now on. After all, even if you're an invincible protagonist in a fantasy novel, you only win two or three championships. In reality, there are people who have won five!

So which region will it be in this time? Don't tell me it's LPL.

Let's keep the comments section running. After all, authors need to make a living, and some controversial comments might be deleted if posted online. Also, please solicit the female lead's opinion. Do you want the female lead or not? 111

Many people criticize this book for being pretentious or artsy, but I think that's their problem. This book isn't really pretentious; it's just a bit childish, and some parts are a bit awkward. But it's not pretentious at all. Some people learn a word and use it everywhere, but they probably don't even know what pretentious or artsy means.

I just couldn't hold back anymore. I started reading the book by the support character Ah Shui, which required 100 subscription points to comment. I didn't give that number to the author because I thought he didn't deserve it. Why? Because it really infuriated me. I genuinely wanted to read a support-themed novel, so I had high expectations for this one. But I was truly disappointed.

The beginning was alright, but then the author went on a rampage, writing very little and padded out, and to make matters worse, it was full of mistakes. Halfway through the match, the two sides suddenly swapped heroes – speechless 😅

Rookie, Flandre, and Viper played against three teams in the Demacia Cup, and it felt like they were getting completely crushed in every game. Putting aside everything else, can Hope and Huanfeng even dream of dominating Viper? Can Bin really have an advantage against Flandre? Rookie can be easily defeated by anyone? I started reading this protagonist with absolutely no emotional intelligence just for fun, and it's no wonder nobody reads this book.