Talking About Professional Players, What the Hell Is the Fields Medal?

The first one is that the protagonist QQ was about to win the championship but was stopped by his father. What's the point of writing this except to feel unhappy? Second, does the author have a deep hatred for Jiang Zhangchuang? He is in every novel, I am tired of reading it.

The main failure of the previous book is that there are too many niche games. If you change it to tile, pabuk, csgo, or delta, it will definitely attract most people. I think it's a pity that the previous book was quite good. I hope this one will work better.

I feel that the distance between a master's degree and the Fields Medal at this stage is similar to the distance between the author and Yu Hua.

You are a civil servant, right? The daily amount is too small!

The author must be a veteran, otherwise he wouldn't have written like this at the beginning. Now the beginning is directly on the playing field or youth training anchor, and the protagonist's family is basically mentioned in one stroke. Then quickly advance the plot for more than ten chapters and enter LPL.

Both the primary industry and the second industry need to do mathematics to develop, just like tunnel blasting construction needs to first develop models to calculate the amount of explosives used, etc.

Good guy, noble Jiang Ke? It's really expensive, nearly 30,000 per year for tuition.

There are no problems so far, and the writing is okay. Don't be like in the previous book where he was involved in a club. As promised, he is an all-round anchor and the plot should be improved. For lol, just write about the situation of real clubs in China, so that the sense of immersion will be high. You can even study in South Korea or Europe and the United States. It's fun to be a rebel for a while, but the study abroad time won't be long anyway. You can refer to the evil academics who studied in the United States and played in the NCAA, and studied in Germany and played for Bayern Munich.