League of Legends: Above It All

I've read almost all League of Legends novels, and I think this one is the best, mainly because the world setting is realistic, which is perfect. Those League of Legends novels with fictional world settings make it impossible for me to connect with the game.

The novel is from 2014, and it's from 6 years ago. Back then, the competition was about who could be more toxic.

That Ge Dapao is truly disgusting. I initially thought the writing was quite good, but this character made me so disgusted I couldn't continue reading. He's constantly babbling in front of the protagonist, always saying things like, "If you do this, we can't even be brothers anymore," and endlessly dominating him. If the author created this character to disgust the readers, then disregard what I said.

What kind of book is this? If you can see vision, wouldn't it be better to jungle? What's the point of playing mid lane as a tower tank?

Why not jungle with this buff?

The protagonist, Chen Cheng, is 21 years old and plays mid-lane. Before getting cheated, he was a Diamond V player in the first server. After acquiring the cheat's global vision, he achieved a winning streak and reached Challenger. Later, he went to LCD (LGD) for a trial. In two practice matches, the jungler, Taobaoquan, kept nagging at Chen Cheng, but Chen Cheng magnanimously ignored him.

The author never finished a single book; he abandoned them all.

That's incredibly unfair, and the cheat codes are rigged. Giving a full map cheat to a support or mid-laner? How could you possibly keep up? And even Taobaoquan looked down on you from the start after you joined LGD, yet you still shamelessly tried to get close? Amazing.

The first time I read this book, I was disgusted by Ge Dapao and left immediately. The second time, I read the good parts of the Alliance and skipped all the chapters with Ge Dapao.

That Ge Dapao made me want to vomit.