The League of Legends Mall in Another World

Some friends said that buying the 450 heroes first will make it easier to maximize the effect of random cards, but in fact, I think the reason why the author does not let the protagonist do this is not because the protagonist or the author did not think of it, but because the author deliberately avoided it. For example, it is difficult to explain the origin, but is it really difficult to explain the origin? Even if it's hard to explain the origin, you can still let them go out to "experience"! For example, Kyle or something can go to the Light God Cult to develop, become an archbishop, a saint, etc., And then join forces with the protagonist! There are other reasons why the author wants to avoid these, such as buying all the 450 heroes first. It is true that many 450 heroes are very strong, but it does not mean that they can be bought if they are logical or strong! Buying a hero is equivalent to having a character appear in the book. How many "effective characters" can appear in a novel depends on the author's own writing skills. You cannot just include as many as you want, otherwise the plot will easily run wild or be meaningless. For example, in a scene, it would have been great to have three important characters in this scene. However, due to various reasons, many characters popped up before. As a result, 30 people were squeezed into this scene that could only accommodate 3 people! In this case, either every character should be taken into account, and the original plot should be lengthened so that each person can write a chapter. In this case, the novel's enjoyment will be greatly reduced (for example, there are many novels on Dianniang that summon anime characters. The plot has not yet gotten on track, and the author who loves many characters makes the protagonist eagerly summon many characters, causing the plot to go crazy. The author cannot control it, and has no choice but to enter the palace or end); So, it's not about whether this is a good thing or not, but the author deliberately avoids this to prevent too many characters from causing plot confusion.

The most annoying thing is that there are obviously 450 heroes but I have to buy the expensive one instead. Many 450 heroes are terrible. I feel like the protagonist's IQ is overdue.

I was poisoned to death by Annie. The writing was even worse than that of a diaosi. It completely met my definition of a diaosi. I didn't dare to read it.

I really like the subject matter, but I can't stand the writing style at all. It's just that there are too few LOL fanfics. They're all about competitive sports and I don't want to read them.

Lai Lai is now open. Bet on whether the author will get slapped in the face.

Damn it, I read the introduction and thought he was the protagonist Songhuadan🙂

The author's plot is a bit childish, like a work written by a junior high school student when the Internet was just starting to emerge, and the world in the work has too many loopholes. As a world where magic and fighting spirit has been developed to a very high level, and has a sophisticated world civilization, as a noble or a protagonist who has just made great achievements, can't he guarantee safety in the city and at home? So, can any powerful person be killed directly if he sees someone who is unhappy? The society has long been in chaos, and all qualified apprentices have been killed by the people above. There are too many typos...

I have had this book for four years. . . . If I hadn't cleaned out my bookshelf recently, I would have forgotten about it. Seeing that the author has been so insistent on updating it intermittently for four years, I would not delete this book. However, I don't dare to start supplementing it. I might as well wait until the book is finished before subscribing to the full version. . . .

There is no need for the update speed of novels anymore. Just read this book every other week. As long as it can be completed without ending, it is a good story, for League of Legends players.

The continent of Azeroth. Locke Kingdom. 😰😰It was a mistake at first sight. . .