Is My Bro Really a Cao Cao-Style Top Laner?

I'm sorry, judging from the title, I thought the protagonist was the kind who dominates the arena but constantly has affairs with married women in real life.

What I find most unsettling is that Zuo Ge portrays professional players in a strict hierarchy in every book, especially the AD carry book, where each one is stronger than the last. Then Lwx is suddenly ranked last, his brother is ranked second in a series of games, and Viper is captivated by the elderly Deft. So, reality is often far more fantastical than we imagine.

This is really well written! Is he a reincarnation of a great god or a demon from beyond the realm?

I think that when a solo kill occurs, it's not because the two players in the same lane are significantly different in skill, but rather because they are evenly matched and both want and have a chance to solo kill each other. On the other hand, players with a large skill gap will choose a tanky hero and won't get solo killed.

Brother Pigeon, now that we've ascended to the realm of immortals, we don't expect you, someone who's never been in a relationship, to write some rambling romance novel. A game should behave like a game; we support no female lead.

Let me share a little thought of mine: after the protagonist makes a successful move, the audience in the arena can't possibly go silent before cheering, especially the audiences in Europe and America. As soon as you make a successful move, the cheers come immediately, there's no pause in between.

Teaming up with Rookie? Ever since I saw him lose to the streamer, I went from being a casual fan to a hater. Don't let my buddy see him being all lovey-dovey with Instant Noodle Chicken and getting lectured, okay? Hopefully, there won't be a situation where the main character is giving his all on the field while he's giving his all off the field.

A popular novel starting with a powerful protagonist, "Tianlong," feels so familiar. It just so happens that Luo Zhen's book is one of the few I've completely subscribed to. 🙂

Plagiarism! Absolutely plagiarism! Don't argue with me, I won't accept any arguments! The book I read had more words than yours, but the content was the same. You should update another twenty or thirty chapters to prove yourself and see who plagiarized whom. You know everyone still believes you, but words aren't enough. Update twenty or thirty chapters first; with evidence, everything will be easier to discuss.

This is the true essence of Ultraman Tiga.