League of Legends: Am I Supposed to Coach Runeterra Too?

This is a Runeterra fanfic with a full sense of atmosphere, which accurately fits the Valoran world view of League of Legends, and the plot is novel and unconventional. The novel breaks away from the traditional formula of combat power crushing and focuses on survival due to misunderstandings. The protagonist is at the center of the game between various forces and is repeatedly mistaken for a Noxian agent due to various coincidences. The whole process is full of funny pulls and tense games, and the plot is full of tension. The author has restored the characters and power styles of Noxus, Ionia and other camps in place, and the world view is integrated and natural, without stiff settings. The protagonist's character is vivid and three-dimensional, he is tolerant, intelligent, and careful at every step. He struggles to survive amid multiple suspicions and temptations. The reversals are dense and reasonable, and the rhythm of the book is smooth and refreshing. The only fly in the ointment is that there are minor logic bugs in some of the settings in the early stages of the novel, and a few foreshadowings are a little hasty. Later, they were improved with plot patches, which slightly affected the immersion. Overall, the writing style of the work is relaxed, the plot is compact, and the game and fun coexist. It is a high-quality Runeterra fan work, very suitable for readers who like misunderstandings and power-based survival themes.

The main problem seems to be that the main line is not very purposeful, there is no particularly obvious main task, and I guess it suffers from the subject matter. I feel that it would be better to write an original Western fantasy world directly. In terms of content, the description of the environment is still very good, the writing style is also okay, and the description of the characters is relatively small. If you have never played League, you feel that you can't imagine what these heroes look like.

It's 100,000 words, and I have applied for the contract again. Whether it will be completed with 500,000 words or 2 million words depends on the fate of this book.

Sejuani betrayed Udyr, Udyr killed Sejuani