
The League of Legends Mall in Another World
异界之英雄联盟商场
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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A Veteran Reader's Private Pantry
I've been a bookworm for ten years and read a wide range of genres. Everything on this list is something I've read and enjoyed. Some have original ideas, some are works by big-name authors, and some are promising new titles. I hope you enjoy them. Feel free to leave a comment and share your thoughts. Thanks!
Good Books I've Read (A Mixed Bag), All Personally Vetted
There's pretty much every kind of story formula here. Extra recommendations not on the list: The Great Doctor Immortal, Raising a Fox Spirit at Home, My Fox Spirit Wife, My Beautiful Teacher, The Agent in Another World, The Drifting Classroom, Another World's Player, Another World's Super Player, Lost Leaf's three online gaming novels, Transmigrated with League of Legends, What the Heck Is This?, Returning to the Qin Dynasty to Become a Sword Immortal (this one's on the list), Immortal Doctor in
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The Protagonist Isn’t an Idiot! Smart Leads, No Brain-Dead Characters or Excessive Face-Slapping
A bit of everything, including some anime-inspired stories and farming novels. The protagonists are smart, and there aren't too many frustrating elements.
Books I Personally Recommend
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Personal Reading List
Books I’ve kept track of reading over the past two years. Mostly simple wish-fulfillment stories, with little substance needed as long as they’re satisfying. Lately, I’ve been especially into online-game stories.
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[Comment] A Brief Discussion on Why We Don't Buy More Heroes
Some friends suggested buying all the heroes at level 450 first to maximize the use of random cards. However, I think the author's reason for not letting the protagonist do this isn't because the protagonist or the author didn't think of it, but rather because the author deliberately avoided it, using reasons like the difficulty in explaining their origins.
The most ridiculous thing is that they insisted on buying the more expensive heroes even though there were 450-cost options available. Many of the 450-cost heroes are incredibly powerful. It seems like the main character is lacking in intelligence.
I was completely poisoned by Annie's writing; it's even more pathetic than what a loser could ever be, perfectly matching my definition of a loser. I couldn't bear to read it.
I really like the theme, but I can't stand the writing style at all. There's just too little League of Legends fanfiction; most of it is about competitive gaming, which I don't want to read.
Let's open the betting! Let's bet on whether the author will be proven wrong.
What the hell? I read the synopsis as referring to the protagonist being a preserved egg 🙂
The author's plot is a bit immature, like something written by a middle school student when online novels were just emerging. There are also too many plot holes in the world. In a world where magic and martial arts have reached an extremely high level and possess advanced civilization, how could a nobleman, especially a protagonist who has just achieved great merit, not guarantee his safety in…
I've had this book on my wish list for four years... If I hadn't been cleaning out my bookshelf recently, I would have completely forgotten about it. Seeing how consistently the author has updated it on and off for four years, I'm not deleting it. However, I don't dare to start reading it now; I'll wait until it's finished before subscribing to the complete version.
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I no longer need the novel to update quickly. I just need to read it once a week. As long as it finishes without a bad ending, it's a good story, at least for a League of Legends player.
Azeroth. The Kingdom of Roc. 😰😰I was immediately pulled out of the story if I misread it at first glance.