League of Legends: Is My Chat Group Full of Pros?

At least the cheating isn't that outrageous. Those CS novels make me want to curse. I actually play CS, and when I encounter cheaters, I genuinely curse them out. Don't give me that CS novel nonsense. How can you win without cheating? Are all the professional players in the world cheating? Those who like cheating either don't play the game or are involved in it; it's impossible for them to like CS.

How to solve the communication problem? You didn't mention it before. I assumed the protagonist and his father both understand English. Now in the latest chapter, his father is complaining to the protagonist in a way that the forest can understand. Does this mean the forest can speak Chinese, or does it mean he has to demonstrate his foreign language ability in a low voice?

This is the most enjoyable CS novel I've read recently. As long as it doesn't drag on too much later on, it feels like a high-quality read.

It would be great if the protagonist debuted in the first half of this year, joining some prestigious youth training teams, participating in some niche, hidden gem competitions with few viewers, and facing off against some established mid-tier top players.

Finally, a readable book! The content is very smooth and enjoyable. As a 15-year veteran reader and a gamer for over 10 years, this is really great.

The writing is alright; but there's one problem: too much English. Are you kidding me? Junior high school graduate; 30 points in English; show me this 88.

It's actually pretty good, but there's too much English. You can tell the author tried to simplify it, but that doesn't affect my being illiterate.

Update me quickly!

The pacing is a bit slow, but it's quite enjoyable to watch. I've given you all my daily recommendation votes; if it's still this enjoyable by the end of the month, I'll give you the remaining monthly votes.

If you're going to release it, release several chapters at once, don't release them one at a time.