League of Legends: Could I Really Be a Talent Prodigy?

The protagonist has been fighting with his left and right brains. As a substitute, he has no intention of playing in the game. At the same time, he studies the game replays by himself like a fool. He is a cook, a hindsight analyst, a stinking mother fan, and the protagonist who is waxy before even playing. It can only be said that it is all combined.

Why not just have Xiaohu "eat a bowl of beef noodles" and that would be the end of it? They're all incredibly talented, working as analysts, sparring partners, and even chefs, and yet they still can't rise to the top. I don't have the patience to watch anymore.

The only problem with the writing style is the forced suppression of the protagonist from appearing in various scenes, coupled with the protagonist's complete lack of any thoughts on the matter, which is quite absurd. Everything else is fine. The writing style is quite good, and the comedic plot is above average for a League of Legends story. I was already chasing after them anyway.

In a word, it is the most rubbish lol novel I have read so far. Let's put it this way. Even if other lol novels are late, after the first season of winning the championship, I have the passion to continue reading at least a dozen chapters to see the situation, but this novel I lost after the first game in the finals.

Friends, stop following this. I bet the author will write about being invincible in domestic matches next season, but still losing 2/3 of the time in world championships! He's a K-pop fanatic at heart!

Reborn brother + top talent monster, although his mentality is not good, he is extraordinary and holy. From the book, I thought he was trying his best to win the world championship in a 3:2 game and then got a big contract + changing teams. The result is xx✓✓x, he is really invincible. He was the runner-up in the wbg world before coming, and he is still the runner-up in the world after coming. So what do you write? The invincible author's incredible brain circuit cannot be defeated 👍

Just wait to die a horrible death, you idiot. This book's grades will teach you a lesson.

This is a really engaging book. It feels like the author takes League of Legends very seriously, writing with that sense of struggle and hard work that you'd expect from a great League of Legends novel. I've been reading League of Legends novels for five years, carefully studying the players' stories and strategies. Books without clichéd plots or overly competitive elements are bound to be successful. It's been a long time since I've seen a book like this. Keep up the good work, author!

This is the first time I've read such a disgusting piece of writing. If you're not going to win the championship, you might as well write about a different team. 23 Weibo was already the runner-up, so what difference does it make whether you're there or not? And if you're going to write about losing in the finals, can you at least say so before it's published?

This author is amazing! Although I knew from the book reviews that the finals were a big deal, I still couldn't hold back when I saw the first game in the finals where they moved Lu Bu from Season 12 to Season 13 and repeated it twice, causing the first game to be turned around. Then, in the post-match summary, they said they didn't know how to beat T1, and I couldn't take it anymore. I was thinking, if you just deleted that idiotic Varus dragon steal from the first game, you would have won.