My Name Is Blitzcrank

Reading the reviews of this book is like exploring a dilapidated ruins, old and full of emotions, and I am very curious about what the grand occasion was like when this book was serialized. Latecomers February 21, 2020

Recently, the plot has progressed to Draven's appearance. Here the author played a little interlude, making the process of Draven's return to the team a little more tortuous, and at the same time freeing up some space to describe Draven's personality characteristics. Hence the chapter about Scarface and Mustache drinking alone. What can I say, I was really surprised by this chapter. I don't mean to criticize the author for writing too poorly. Such a transitional chapter is just to make this reunion more touching. However, the author may have been too focused on creating the atmosphere of reunion after a long separation, so he overlooked another very important point. That's the character of Draven. My great Draven, what kind of person is Draven? His passive skills are directly linked to his performance (catching flying axes to gain popularity) His scarred face always had an arrogant smile. (Also laughing very scary) Even if he dies, he will give the enemy a "shot" before lying down (in order to die gracefully) His original intention of joining the League of Legends was to turn everyone who paid attention to the League into his fans. Magnificent is my great Delai Alliance! (AllHailLeagueofDraven!) I said, such a flamboyant and unrestrained person, such a pushy person, such a self-centered person, after traveling to the online game version of League of Legends, a world where competition, strength, and fame are the main themes, actually... Actually... …Are you so depressed? ? ? Well, some people may say that Draven became depressed because he didn't have enough heroes to play in ranked, and the opponents he matched were too weak, so he didn't have much chance to show off himself. But what the author emphasizes in the article is that Draven was depressed because he lost his friends and missed the original Valoran too much. This deep sense of dissonance is just like Blitzcrank, who has an obsessive energy point disorder, and only recently realized that "the higher the level of the competition, the higher the energy point income." Nima, it was almost after entering the professional competition that I realized that those with a little more sensitive thinking should have guessed it as early as the Youth Cup, okay? Blitzcrank, what is your supercomputer used for? In fact, this cannot be blamed on Blitzcrank. The author really distorted Abu's IQ for the sake of the plot. Back to the topic, the plot progressed to the point where the four friends finally reunited, and the depressed Mustache was also moved by the reunion and immediately came back to life with full health! As for the rest, such as hero sharing, ranking matches, professional matches, audiences, flowers, applause, world championships, etc., Etc., They can all be left behind. At this time, my mood, apart from countless "f*ck" thoughts, only had this thought: This is not Draven.

Time flies so fast. I still remember the way I secretly read this book while hiding under the quilt at night with my MP3 player I seem to have cried while reading this book. Let's reminisce about the past now.

This book is also the first LOL fanfic I have read. The writing is good and the plot is considered novel even today. However, the most painful thing about this kind of game novel is that the book is finished and the game is still being updated. The latest heroes from 2013 have all entered the game, but the piles of heroes behind it were not able to be edited back then... There are also wild monsters, various buffs, and various equipment, which will look strange to players now... Fortunately, the LOL revision is not too exaggerated, at least the names and general functions of the equipment have become less numerous. Overall, I can't say it is a masterpiece when I look at it now, but it is considered excellent among the books that can be read.

I blanch. Who and Brawl and Blitzcrank were the two earliest League articles to read?

How to say. . . I read Blitzcrank a long time ago. I remember it was in S3 or S4. It can be said that this book and The Confrontation are the only two lol novels I have followed. Now I have basically abandoned lol, but I still think of Blitzcrank's words "Glory to Valoran" from time to time in my mind.

I read it back and forth several times, and my eyes moistened with empathy every time. The subject matter is novel and the angle is unique. I don't know whether it's the audience or some other reason, but the response to this book is not very high, but that doesn't stop readers who like it from admiring it. Glory to Valoran!

Distant Time, the favorite book among LOL fans

I didn't expect that a sentimental book would also have NT underneath, which is disgusting.

I mainly play support now, just because after reading this book I think support can be C.