Believe Me, I Really Am a League of Legends Pro

Suddenly, I feel like the protagonist is quite the clown compared to Faker. Maybe that's just the huge contrast between reality and fantasy.

I found it on the weekly new book list. The content quality is very good, and I sincerely recommend it. So far, there are no female characters. Personal questions and suggestions: S7, Bird's Nest, why didn't the main character step in to save the day? I guess the hype will explode at that time, right? Then they ventured into short videos, and five years later, they had become a small-capital enterprise. Commerce may not develop, but it truly cannot exist without it.

It seems like the protagonist in game novels can't afford to lose these days. It's certainly satisfying to keep winning, but I still feel that a decisive game at the final point is more exciting. However, I also don't like it when teammates make mistakes and cause us to lose. But in reality, when I watch matches, almost every game has different players making mistakes, just like in novels where not everyone can perform consistently.

The fact that Faker, the six-time champion, was so scareful that even novels about him are afraid to write about him. He's the strictest father in the LPL, making novels about him utterly boring.

Writing about other games would be great too. I don't think writing about only LoL would work; it's too repetitive and boring. I could write about other games, like Dark Souls speedruns, racing games, or retro games. Anyway, if you have talent, you can just roam around as you please. I no longer play LoL; all the good times are in my memories.

The rest of the content seems to be the same, looping over and over.

Esports is esports. It's not that you can't add the entertainment industry, but look at what you've added. It's terrible. You're just making a mess of things.

This is damn well-written. The protagonist, in his current position, gets bullied like this without saying a word, and even has two burdens to carry while he competes. Don't forget, the protagonist is the one who popularized PUBG in this world. To write something like this for the sake of the plot... Goodbye.

Both were trying to gain attention, but the main character wasn't informed, yet the treatment was completely different. The game "Rise of Kingdoms" is run by a company, and so is this celebrity. Buying tickets and posting on Weibo is one thing, but going all the way backstage for a photoshoot—does the protagonist really think she's just an ordinary fan?

Could you please write less about Rise of Kingdoms? This game is still a bit niche. There was a book on the same subject that only wrote about Rise of Kingdoms and didn't mention other games much, and it ended up killing itself off.