League of Legends: Turning the Tide of Life

It's so annoying to want to read the next chapter after finishing one!

I couldn't continue reading after the first chapter. So many people in the team are targeting the protagonist, is it all someone else's fault? The author's forced melodrama is disgusting.

The "winner takes all" principle remains the main theme of this novel. If Sun Hao fails to advance to the top-level competition, then the story...

Although I skipped through the beginning and watched to the end, I can only say that the plot was full of twists and turns. I just don't understand the game characters because I don't play games…

I don't know much about games, so I'll just take a look first.

To write a LoL novel, you need to have played at least 200 games and watched a lot of matches. You seem like a complete newbie! Professional players have played all the heroes; they just haven't mastered them enough to be used in matches. You could say there's no hero they haven't played.

That's a bit of nonsense. Do you think professional mid laners don't play other positions? You could say professional players can play all champions; it's just a matter of proficiency and whether they get to play them in matches! If you play AD and you're not familiar with mid lane champions, what are you even doing? You don't even know the distance at which someone can control and kill you, so what's the point? Watch more matches! Writing this nonsense is really distracting!

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