League of Legends: What Rookie? Call Me the Jungle King!
LOL：什么新人？请叫我野王！
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- Ongoing
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- 294k Words
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- Gaming
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- Esports
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54Monthly votes
362Recommendations
571Fans
6 ch/weekPace
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It doesn't really matter whether you are aboriginal or not. You even changed the timeline to let the ladybug enter so that the protagonist can start, and you tolerated it. What does it mean if you play B3 and B1 for three or four days?
Why not start writing from internet cafes and then go through seasons 1-2-3-4-5? There are too many newcomers to LOL articles now, and most people don't know who these players were before season 9, so the traffic won't pick up.
It's interesting when a nice guy who's obsessed with getting points turns into a troll, but it's not interesting when a troll turns into a nice guy who's obsessed with getting points, especially when he's a native of the area.
It's written quite well.
I feel like the title and synopsis are a letdown. Apart from those two legendary books from the same period, none of the others are as good as yours. It has a storyline, the competition content doesn't feel simplistic, and the balance between jokes and serious content is just right. To be honest, after reading the synopsis, I almost scrolled past it thinking it was a cheesy story.
To put it bluntly, what are you trying to achieve by updating so slowly?
An editor named Xinghe said, "You can't even update 6,000+ words a day, you're just coasting along with 4,000 words a day, you might as well go work in a factory."
The pace is too slow; even after it's released, it might not be a first-release item.
Putting everything else aside, the competitions depicted are from the top tier, making them very engaging. I usually skip around to the competition sections in other books. If an author has a solid foundation in competitions and a bit of creativity, their books are generally quite good.
Gods is definitely better than GodV.
Without the system, the protagonist's abilities improve entirely through stat allocation. Since the genius boy won't be involved in any professional activities, he should be able to train and improve.
Cut it off? 🤔