Su Yang was reborn in S8, only to be turned away by Su Xiaoluo from the start.
With poor mechanics, he thought he would never set foot on the competitive stage in this life.
Who knew the Rift Investment System would awaken?
【Ding! Congratulations, Host, you stole the enemy's red buff and earned 100 points!】
【Ding! Congratulations, Host, you used the Kleptomancy rune to steal a golden loot bag and earned 120 points!】
And so, Su Yang seemed to find himself going further and further down the road of investment.
TheShy: “I clearly solo-killed him so many times, but somehow I'm the one losing out?”
Faker: “It's weird playing against Su Yang's team. The score is always in our favor, so why are we getting crushed in gold every single game?”
Xu Xiu: “The Korean-style macro play we're so proud of is nothing in front of RNG!”
Uzi: “Damn, we're getting four-man dived bot again. This game is over!”
Su Yang: “Don't panic. You may have died in that fight, but we made a huge profit!”
When the S8 World Championship finals arrived,
Su Yang picked top-lane Janna against TheShy.
And then came his 0/11 split-pushing Sion.
Everyone was stunned by his understanding of the game, years ahead of its time!
Rng recruits top laner, requirements: can play big tree, Maokai, twisted tree spirit
I even have the nerve to shout out when placing an order.
The chapters don't match and there are too many typos, which affects the reading experience.
RNG? If I don't report it, it'll be fine
I barely managed to read more than 30 chapters, but I couldn't bear the typos.
The writing is very strange. It seems that I deleted a lot of it. I just read it for a while, and the previous chapter and the next chapter don't match up. For example, at the end of the previous chapter, it was said that he was playing jungle, and suddenly another game started in the next chapter. It was also the same with the previous game. It was not finished yet, and the second game started, and I was always confused.
If the author has time, he will write a basketball similar to Kuroko's and replace it with the basketball. The five people were separated, and they were basically invincible in their respective positions. They left one after another because of their selfishness. Lead their respective teams to compete, and finally combine to represent the Chinese team against foreign teams. The author can also imitate the style of martial arts when writing e-sports, but using too many terms is a bit verbose.
The beginning of the novel is too cookie-cutter, and most e-sports novels have a similar beginning. It started to change to two people using e-sports to make money, or the manager chopped off a genius' hand.
The author is very diligent in updating, but I personally don't think there's anything eye-catching about it. There are too many e-sports online articles that I know, and even the outlines are almost the same. The author can write something a little different. After all, there are only a few online novels that can be published.
Rng recruits top laner, requirements: can play big tree, Maokai, twisted tree spirit
I even have the nerve to shout out when placing an order.
The chapters don't match and there are too many typos, which affects the reading experience.
RNG? If I don't report it, it'll be fine
I barely managed to read more than 30 chapters, but I couldn't bear the typos.
The writing is very strange. It seems that I deleted a lot of it. I just read it for a while, and the previous chapter and the next chapter don't match up. For example, at the end of the previous chapter, it was said that he was playing jungle, and suddenly another game started in the next chapter. It was also the same with the previous game. It was not finished yet, and the second game started, and I was always confused.
If the author has time, he will write a basketball similar to Kuroko's and replace it with the basketball. The five people were separated, and they were basically invincible in their respective positions. They left one after another because of their selfishness. Lead their respective teams to compete, and finally combine to represent the Chinese team against foreign teams. The author can also imitate the style of martial arts when writing e-sports, but using too many terms is a bit verbose. The beginning of the novel is too cookie-cutter, and most e-sports novels have a similar beginning. It started to change to two people using e-sports to make money, or the manager chopped off a genius' hand.
The author is very diligent in updating, but I personally don't think there's anything eye-catching about it. There are too many e-sports online articles that I know, and even the outlines are almost the same. The author can write something a little different. After all, there are only a few online novels that can be published.