League of Legends Across the Globe

So many people are criticizing a novel from 2014 years ago 🤫

First of all, the alliance couldn't possibly have that much influence. Secondly, if people in this world can discover something, what about parallel worlds? Another question: if the alliance has such a large influence, is it even possible that the competition will still proceed according to the current format? Forgive me, I always tend to overthink when reading novels.

This is an old-fashioned novel; it was quite captivating to read back then. How so? In those days, the domestic League of Legends esports scene was just starting out. Unlike novels today that can be based on real teams and players, there wasn't much content to write about in the professional scene, and the esports scene didn't have that much influence. So, back then, League of Legends novels were all about authors creating their own teams and then fabricating the story.

I just want to know, how did this game become so popular in another world when it doesn't even have those mechanics mentioned in the description? Does team-based games always have to be five-on-five head-on? Has no one developed any tricks for four-on-five or even three-on-five situations?

There are huge logical problems. If it were to become a global phenomenon, it should have evolved into a fierce competition of skills and abilities. You can't even do a quick Q&A like this... You've elevated the League of Legends to the level of football. Do you know how many people that would support? How many people make a living from gaming? You're a failure!

In my opinion, this is the best League of Legends novel ever written, bar none.

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On my second viewing, I suddenly realized a crucial issue: since this game is so advanced in this world, its punishment system must be incredibly powerful, right? Giving away what you don't give is practically suicide, isn't it?

This book describes a Riven solo match during Season 4. Both players started with a large health potion. The level 1 Riven, who had purchased a large health potion, used AQAQAQA to take down the opponent's Riven to nearly half health. The opponent was a Rammus disguised as Riven, with full armor, a Doran's Shield, and his W active. Right? Right? Right?

Two random encounters with strangers can be written into 50 chapters?