
Crown of Glory
荣耀之冠
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.3M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Esports
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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989Chapters
740kPopularity
1.2kReaders
9.0Score
3.5kMust-read votes
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The protagonist's romantic experiences are quite similar to mine. I also lost my crush from junior high school for certain reasons. Later, in high school, a very pretty girl confessed to me, but unlike her, I rejected her. I really cried when I read about Liang Xixiao. Thank you to the author for giving me the opportunity to reminisce and for giving my memories an ending.
This article really touched me. While the protagonist also has his own kind of aura, he's not like Su Zhe from Glory of Kings (no offense intended). And he wasn't even the FMVP in the end. He's a support player in the story, and his girlfriend isn't particularly wealthy. But isn't that just like us? Not everyone is like that, but Ning Yu symbolizes a microcosm of us. I think the low rating is undeserved, really undeserved.
Esports doesn't need love. Down with imperialist couples! Long live Chinese singles!
I liked this book because Ning Yu and I share the same regret—not being with the girl we liked most back then. But I also hated it because it reminded me of so many things. So I only read up to chapter 130 and then stopped.
The era of kings is ours; let us climb to the top once more!
Actually, I think this book is quite well-written. I read *Honor of Kings* first, so it's slightly weaker compared to that. However, the characters Tang Tang and Ning Yu are a microcosm of the youth of many people with esports dreams, fighting their way up from the lowest ranks to the highest stage, which is very inspiring. Also, Ning Yu plays support, which is one of the few book settings that incorporates this element.
It's very well written; Liang Xixiao's part is particularly heart-wrenching.
LJ Bookstore, in chapter 98, Damo with Flash becomes Smite and steals the Dragon? The old version of King of Glory required two Summoner Spells, right? Am I playing a fake King of Glory?
Is this book a copy of Honor of Kings?
I've finished reading this book, and the ending was wonderful! It was just that the part about Liang Xixiao was very heartbreaking. I wanted to know Liang Xixiao's ending.