Reborn as the Gaming Empress

This is my first time writing a book review, so please forgive any shortcomings. Firstly, this book chooses two themes that currently attract young people: gender-swap and esports. To be honest, I was drawn in by the words "gender-swap" and "game" in the title (and I'll tell you, more importantly, it's about the Empress?). Anyway, getting back to the point, the book's strength lies in its detailed descriptions of the game itself, which gave me, a League of Legends player, a sense of familiarity and allowed readers to immerse themselves in the story and experience Cheng Yue's character...

This is my second time writing a book review, because I accidentally went back the first time I was about to finish... Anyway, let's begin! This novel is the first League of Legends novel I've read on SF (a Chinese online forum). I haven't been on SF for very long, but it's still quite rare. So, I think it's commendable that they dared to write about it. However, it also has some shortcomings. For example, the first shortcoming is the psychological description. In this novel, psychological description is a major flaw. To give a simple example, usually when a male transmigrates into a female character, there's some psychological description of him adapting! But in this novel, I can say with certainty that there's absolutely none. Yes, the psychological description is...

Chapter 13, the female protagonist instantly counters the robot's E with Mercury's Treads, and the author mentions her fast hand speed. It was mentioned earlier that the keyboard is no longer used; skills are summoned. So, author, you'd better be careful with the combo techniques later on. The plot holes are too big ╮(╯▽╰)╭ Since it's summoning and holographic, the author's focus should be on awareness, strategic thinking, experience, and the most important aspect of holographic games: reflex speed, not so-called hand speed. Holographic games can't be written like keyboard games. Furthermore, in the first 1v1 match, the author wrote that the female protagonist used Ashe to jump and dodge Xin Zhao's charge, without runes or talents, and with low attack power...

I was in my second year of high school when the author took the college entrance exam, and now I'm in college and there's still no update... (Tomb sweeping)

It's been almost a year, and it looks like it's going to die out. I've come to offer incense; it's a good book.

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Please come back soon, I don't want to go to the grave anymore.

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Sweeping... Sweeping tombs. Damn, it's already 2020.