
Blacklisted Across the Internet? I'll Become the LPL's Strict Dad!
全网封杀?反手成为LPL严父!
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- Completed
- Length
- 606k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Esports
- Updated
- 6mo ago
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The protagonist will only receive the line, "We were champions before you arrived."
My feelings about League of Legends novels are similar to my feelings about Douluo Continent years ago. Years ago, when I read the first part of Douluo Continent, I had the filter of the Mu Fengchun comic version of Douluo, plus Tang San in the first part could barely be considered a normal person.
I just love watching LPL get crushed. Keep it up, author!
LCK isn't a garbage can, why would it need to scoop out a bunch of boiling water?
LoL died after Season 8.
What's the point of this game after Season 8? The results weren't great, and the problems just keep getting worse!
To be honest, in a place like the Korean server where seniority matters, newcomers have little say. Even if they can win by following your advice, it doesn't really matter. Do they lack championship players? They should really go to regions like the LCS or LEC where the strong are respected, or start their own team.
Wow, this young guy dared to go to South Korea to bully people!
Isn't this the e-sports Wang Jingwei?
Dude, if it weren't for this subject matter, I could just watch it in real life.
If such a system existed, it would be better to just join a wildcard team. Australian teams can qualify for the tournament just by reaching Master rank, and domestic Grandmasters and Challengers could easily become professional players there.