You’ve Only Played for Half a Year, and You’ve Already Been Boosted to the Finals?

Relying solely on the ADC is not a viable future strategy? In this game, the mid-laner is more important than the ADC. It's incredibly difficult to win a championship with just an ADC...

I haven't watched it yet. According to the synopsis, a genius who was recommended to Peking University's mathematics department in his first year of high school is going to play professionally. What a loss that is! It's not just for the individual, it's a loss for the entire society!

There's just one question: if you're not going to play mid lane, who are you planning to assign to it? In reality, aren't all mid laners guaranteed to get caught out and ganked?

Synopsis: The protagonist is a 16-year-old math competition prodigy, guaranteed admission to Tsinghua and Peking Universities. Without any cheat codes or reincarnation, he starts from scratch in League of Legends, pursuing both esports and math competitions. Within months, he rises from a top youth training player, playing both marksman and shot-caller roles.

How can a book that's so difficult to read from the beginning be considered a "high-quality" book? (I thought it would have died long ago after a few hundred thousand views, how could it have reached a million?) The main problem is that the opening is written in a very old-fashioned style, and to put it bluntly, it's a bit idiotic. The protagonist's pure talent becomes glaringly obvious later on.

The domestic esports scene is hopeless and utterly hopeless, yet it's still indulging in wishful thinking in novels. I really don't know who still cares about this game.

No, buddy, every strong team, or even a weak team rebuilding with a strong foundation, is built around the mid laner. Like KT, who send all their players to their youth academy without spending money, they even keep BDD as their mid laner. In the egg theory, the ADC is just a benchwarmer.

I didn't even want to read the synopsis; it screams "the author switched from female-oriented to male-oriented." It's mindless, illogical, and simplistic. But since I'd already come across it, I figured I should find a reason to check it out, but I didn't see a single positive review in the discussion forum. Is this what they call an editor's recommendation? Looks like this is the kind of attitude the editors at Qidian are capable of.

Why were the comments deleted? Dude, could you at least read your post before you publish it? Chapter 155 Question 1: Gnar mistakenly wrote that Rey's team fight AOE damage was being used (fixed). 2: Jiejie's Dragon Punishment Hand was unsteady (fixed) 3: Gnar's ultimate hit 4 people, except for Ezreal who escaped with his ultimate, the other 3 were stuck on the wall (unfixed).

It's been a while since I've read any LoL fanfics. Is the "no-system, invincible" build popular now? Have they been overwhelmed by the LCK's spinning tops? Looking at the table of contents, the protagonist, carrying 20 years of JD (presumably a game mechanic), defeated DWG (presumably a game mechanic). The protagonist, carrying Yagao Zoom (presumably a character), and the green-haired guy, can he really beat Niu Guli, Xu Xiu, and Genshin Impact (presumably another character)?